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The church’s official position comes at a critical time with Paris climate talks just months away.

Cutting oil and gas methane pollution can have an immediate and dramatic climate benefit, while reducing billions in wasted revenue.

The government is taking action to reduce pollution and combat asthma in the United States, but you can help too.

The guidelines are just one ingredient in a complex recipe for sustainable food production.

A report back from Louisiana shows near ecosystem collapse, but also successful barrier island restoration.

A surge in renewable energy investments, coupled with the shift from coal to natural gas, is fueling this trend.

We need to think beyond the nut to get more holistic solutions for California’s water system.

We’re glad InsideClimate News concluded that our scientific research is sound. But we need to set a few things straight.

To feed a rapidly growing population, farms of all sizes and operational styles are working to reduce their impact on the environment.

My thoughts on receiving American University’s 2015 William K. Reilly Award for Environmental Leadership.

Here's a look at the new documentary “Merchants of Doubt” and the tactics used by the climate deniers to spread doubt and confusion about global warming.

The Investor Confidence Project (ICP) aims to make clean energy financing a more attractive investment option.

Cause for renewed hope amid a flurry of budget resolution votes.

Major corporations, including oil giants and leading investment banks, are coming out in support of a price on carbon.

The Mercury and Air Toxics Standards will prevent thousands of premature deaths and billions of dollars in health impacts.

Vice highlights catch shares as the solution that is healing fishing communities and our oceans.

Driven by drought, farmers and ranchers are spearheading innovative water efficiency solutions.

New evidence shows that better air quality over the years improves children’s health.

We now know that economic growth and emission reductions can be compatible - and that progress on climate is possible.

This week's Senate bill to overhaul America's outdated chemical safety law isn't perfect, but it's strong legislation that can actually pass.

Florida isn't the first state accused of trying to censor away climate change, but let's hope it's the last.

Incentive programs like the Habitat Exchange and cap-and-trade help farmers diversify their income.

The argument that climate change has all-but stopped is no more scientific than a snowball would be in Washington in February.

Opening the roof-top solar market to a broad range of Americans.

Cuba’s industry could become the economic and ecological centerpiece in a growing Caribbean region.