Caribbean islands are eagerly adapting to the climate crisis by phasing out fossil fuels and ramping up solar power.

For the first time, precipitation at the summit of Greenland, roughly two miles above sea level, fell as rain on Saturday and not snow.

After a recent surge in anti-Asian attacks, the narrative quickly turned to hostilities between Black and Asian American communities. But that’s too convenient of a scapegoat.

The communities most vulnerable to flooding are those living in poor neighborhoods, especially slums located near wastewater, which can spread pathogens when combined with flooding.

Each extreme weather and climate-related disaster carried an average economic loss of a staggering $383 million. The economic toll of these disasters has climbed seven-fold since the 1970s.

Many Pacific Islanders have moved to the Western US, where climate change is appearing in different — though just as devastating — ways.

The “black box” will tell future civilizations how humankind created the climate crisis, and how we failed or succeeded to address it.

What to know before watching the Guam-set Operation Christmas Drop — from a local’s perspective.

Anti-Asian racism is nothing new in America. The pandemic, and Trump, just made it worse.

More than 1 million bottles of water are sold every minute around the world and the sector shows no sign of slowing down — global sales of bottled water are expected to nearly double by 2030.

Greenland is experiencing its most significant melting event of the year as temperatures in the Arctic surge.

The push to phase out fossil fuels is gaining momentum at the COP26 climate summit.

Hmong American police officer Tou Thao, who stood by as George Floyd died at the hands of his colleague, has sparked a conversation among Asian Americans.

Six of the victims at the three businesses were Asian women.

Without a “dramatic increase” in water inflow by 2024, experts warn that the Great Salt Lake is set to disappear in the next five years.

More than 12,000 pages of US government documents show military operations contaminating the Pacific with radioactive waste, nerve agents, and chemical weapons like Agent Orange

The 10 million residents of Oceania have much to teach the rest of us.

Deforestation, biodiversity loss and carbon emissions are lower on land governed by Indigenous communities, says a new United Nations report.

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The boreal forest is threatened by climate change and human activity. Without urgent action, it could reach a terrifying tipping point.

A quarter of the world's indigenous environmental defenders suffered physical violence over the past decade, according to a new study.

Seattle and Portland rank first and third, respectively, among cities with the highest proportion of households without air conditioning, according to the US Census Bureau.

Historically, redlining was an effort to segregate communities of color by refusing to give them housing loans and insurance.

New research shows high-elevation forests in the Rocky Mountains are burning more now than any time in the past 2,000 years amid extreme, climate change-induced drought.

Author and film scholar Celine Parreñas Shimizu on how both hypersexual and docile tropes of Asian women play into the Atlanta shooting.

Countries that depend on the region’s rich supply of energy, wheat, nickel and other staples could feel the pain of price spikes.

200 Pacific Islanders recruited to work at an Iowa pork plant ended up in a tangled migration dispute with accusations of mistreatment and broken promises.

For the first time, precipitation at the summit of Greenland, roughly two miles above sea level, fell as rain on Saturday and not snow.

Novelist Tommy Orange on whether racial justice protests and Covid-19 disparities bring a new perspective to the holiday.

Author Julian Aguon on the destruction the American military wrought on the Pacific Islands — and how to find hope in loss.

The UN IPCC climate report found that unless global warming is halted, billions of people and species could reach critical tipping points.

By connecting systemic inequities to environmental harms, environmental justice reporting covers everything from race and housing to healthcare and immigration

Covid-19 data often lumps Pacific Islanders in with Asian Americans. But in the states where they’re separated out, their death rates are often the highest.

Outdoor workers, particularly those in the farming and construction industries, are just one of the groups for which summer is now a survival test.

Here’s what 30 environmental experts recommend.