Derrick Z. Jackson

The court put children in the firing line of fossil fuel pollution and climate change, rather than rescue them from harm's way.

At this most critical juncture of public health and the fate of the planet, science and scientists have been reduced to a political punching bag.

The inextricable link between voting rights and environmental justice.

As other climate war zones smolder with wildfire embers, are strewn with flattened homes, or marked by bleached coral, the signature of conflict on a seabird island in the Gulf of Maine is a maddening quietude.

The saddest part is that the Biden administration, despite its many positive moves to restore respect to scientific rigor, followed fear more than science in its first major action in response to the Omicron variant.

Every day that goes by in which wealthy nations fail to hold themselves accountable for achieving net zero reductions is a declaration that they don't care if developing nations drown or dry up.

Code red for humanity has to translate into a red light on fossil fuels.

The United States is hurtling toward a half-trillion dollars' worth of annual economic losses in a do-nothing scenario on emissions.