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'Saving Life on Earth' for Just $100 Billion: New Roadmap Shows How US Can Address Global Extinction Crisis

The Northern Muriqui

'Because Insects Are Key to Our Own Survival,' 73 Scientists Unveil Global Roadmap to Battle Bugpocalypse

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

monarch nectaring on a showy milkweed

The immediate "no-regret" measures they propose include aggressively curbing planet-heating emissions and the use of synthetic pesticides.

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'The Bold Approach We Need': New Booker Ag Bill Includes First-Ever National Factory Farm Moratorium

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.)

"We need to fix the broken system," said the White House hopeful. "That means...

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Driven by Anti-Science Agenda, Trump Agencies Defying Mandate to Save Endangered Species From Climate Risk

Julia Conley, staff writer

"The window to act is narrowing."

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Scientists Demand 'Paradigm Shift' After Study Shows 'Frightening' Decline of Insects and Spiders

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To Combat Dishonest Marketing, New 'Farm vs. Factory' Website Contrasts Industrial and Sustainable Agriculture

Study Predicts 'Frightening Future' for North American Birds, With Two-Thirds of Species Extinct by 2100 If Earth Warms More Than 1.5 Degrees

In European First, Proposed Constitutional Amendment in Sweden Would Enshrine Rights of Nature

The North American Meat Institute filed suit on Friday to stop California's Proposition 12.

Big Meat Files Suit to Stop California Measure Improving Animal Welfare

Two American bald eagles are perched on a nesting stand at the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge.

17 States File Suit to Stop Trump Administration's Crippling of Endangered Species Act

Factory farms like this one in Canada could be banned in Switzerland.

Swiss Voters to Decide on Whether to Allow Factory Farming to Continue in 'Milestone' Moment

A coyote returns for the last scraps of a road killed pronghorn.

After Public Outcry, Trump EPA Reverses Approval for Using 'Cyanide Bombs' to Kill US Wildlife

This image obtained through a FOIA request by the Center for Biological Diversity shows a dead wolf or coyote near a poison sign in New Mexico.

Trump Administration Reauthorizes 'Cyanide Bombs' to Kill US Wildlife

Drastic Changes to Food Production and Consumption Needed to Save Planet From Catastrophic Warming, IPCC Reveals

Indigenous Groups Applaud Protection of Grizzly Bear as Liz Cheney Claims Rule Harms 'Western Way of Life'

'Biggest Animal Disease Outbreak We've Ever Had on the Planet': Swine Fever Spreads Like Wildfire Across Asia

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Center for Biological Diversity

Plan: Ending Extinction Crisis Requires $100 Billion, 500 New National Parks, Refuges, Ocean Sanctuaries

Food & Water Watch

Sen. Cory Booker Just Dropped a Bill That Includes First-Ever National Factory Farm Moratorium

Center for Biological Diversity

More Than 270 Groups Urge Senate to Increase Endangered Species Funding

Center for Biological Diversity

Report: Climate-Fueled Superstorms Pushing 10 U.S. Species Closer to Extinction

Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC)

Court Denies EPA’s Attempt to Dismiss Lawsuit on the Use of Toxic Pesticides

Center for Biological Diversity

Lawsuit Challenges Trump Administration’s Failure to Protect Endangered Appalachian Species From Coal Mining

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Eric Margolis

Show Mercy for Animals

Ben Lilliston

Trump’s Japan Deal Another Win for Global Meat Companies

David Suzuki, Rachel Plotkin

Connecting the Dots Between the Climate and Biodiversity Crises

Christopher Brauchli

Endangered Species

Emily Beament

Trade in Giraffe Products to be Regulated

Diana Donlon

Got Climate Anxiety? Watch "The Biggest Little Farm"—a Template for Regeneration

Linda McQuaig

Animals Protected from Sexual Abuse, But Not Factory Farm Abuse

Kelsey Kruger

The Green New Deal Must Include Regenerative Agriculture and an End to Factory Farming

Jessica A. Knoblauch

Fireflies’ Glow Could Soon Be Extinguished by Human Actions

Suzanne Stone

Trump Wants to Remove Federal Protections for Wolves: Idaho’s Example Shows Why This Is a Terrible Idea