Tornados, catastrophic flooding, hurricanes, wildfires, life-threatening heat. Nature continues to respond to human lifestyles that cause the climate to change. It is now a crisis. We were warned for ...

Goodall went on, sharing other reasons why eating meat can be harmful to the environment, noting that industrial animal agriculture requires an abundance of land, water, fossil fuels, pesticides and ...

A rising body of research is trying to quantify the impact of personal climate actions. The results show the most powerful impacts may come from some surprising places. It's hard to get clear-cut ...

Nick Brandt’s photographs balance allegory and testimony, beauty and grief. In The Echo of Our Voices, the latest chapter of The Day May Break, he asks what remains when home, land, and certainty are ...

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Campaigners have lobbied MP Catherine West for “a better deal” for a national programme of home insulation and cheaper energy bills to ...

Thirty thousand kilometers. Twenty-seven nations. A hundred days. Through rain, sleet, snow and desert heat. Sadhguru risked his life, not for glory, but for the soil.

To call it a drought would be kind of understating it because that doesn’t get to how it actually feels to be a part of this seasonal absence — waiting until next year every year.

Nearly 100 protesters gathered outside the Iowa City VA Medical Center on Wednesday, Aug. 27, opposing what they call "escalating Trump administration attacks on VA care, VA employees, and their union ...

While the globe struggles with the mounting realities of climate change, the potential of film has proven to be an es ...

Wildlife photographer and conservationist Chris Fallows is a Call to Earth guest editor. Almost 25 years ago, when Chris Fallows captured his famous photograph of a great white shark breaching the ...

Prime Minister James Marape has urged the international community to act decisively to protect the planet’s forests, oceans, and biodiversity, warning that humanity is “borrowing our children’s future ...