Category: Voices & Movement Leaders

From our collaborating partner “Living on Earth, ” public radio’s environmental news magazine, an interview by host Steve Curwood and Jenni Doering with forest scientist Suzanne Simard. You might remember the name Suzanne Simard…

Over the last four years, Colombia has emerged as one of the most vocal advocates. The post Q&A: What change of power in Colombia could mean for world’s fossil-fuel transition appeared first on Carbon…

(No summary provided by feed. ) Source: Grist.

No es solo un problema ambiental, sino también un problema de justicia social. The post La Organización Meteorológica Mundial publica una severa advertencia para América Latina y el Caribe appeared first on Yale Climate…

Ryan Reed says restoring cultural burning practices can help prevent catastrophic wildfires. The post One Indigenous man’s mission to change how the Forest Service thinks about fire appeared first on Yale Climate Connections.

La comunidad está demandando protecciones mayores por parte del gobierno The post La comunidad sorda de Puerto Rico enfrenta desigualdad de información ante clima extremo appeared first on Yale Climate Connections.

The Upper Colorado River Commission welcomed a new representative from New Mexico at a meeting in downtown Denver on Tuesday, where it discussed ongoing negotiations over how to share America’s most over-allocated river. Tanya…

Even a huge snowpack during the coming winter would only give the river basin states less than two years of storage before reservoirs returned to historic lows. Source: Renewable Energy World.

Desalination. Pipelines. Source: Grist.

Environmental and Indigenous rights defenders remained among the world’s most targeted human rights advocates in 2025, despite landmark rulings by international courts affirming governments’ obligations to protect both the environment and those who defend…

As the administration dismantles guardrails for industrial fishing, it’s also threatening critical marine ecosystems that are sacred to Indigenous Pacific peoples. Source: Grist.

The world has already lost more than half of its coral reefs, and most of what remains is at risk of disappearing in the next 25 years. But new research offers a ray of…