Congress Should Reject Pesticide Bill

The EPA is Wrong to Weaken Coal-Ash Rules

The new acting administrator of the EPA—and former coal lobbyist—is easing rules that protect people who live near coal plants from toxic ash

Interview: Drowning in Pesticides

Brazil’s Industrial Farmers Spray Dangerous Chemicals Near Schools, Villages

Acute Pesticide Poisonings in Rural Areas a National Crisis

Brazil: Pesticide Poisonings in Rural Areas

Ordinary Brazilians Suffer Health Effects, Retaliation for Speaking Out

Antigua and Barbuda: Barbudans Fighting for Land Rights

Entitled to Consultation on Communal Ownership

Water Is a Human Right – in Flint, in Michigan, and the US

The Case Against Flint Officials’ Responsibility for Lead-Tainted Water

Interview: Climate Change and the Disappearing Islands of Kiribati

Lawsuit Against Greenpeace Raises Freedom of Speech Concerns

Suits Increasingly Used to Hamper Environmental Activism

After Typhoon, Who Is Responsible for Climate Change?

Philippines Rights Commission Examines Impact of Corporate Emissions

Ecuadorian Court Acquits Amazonian Leader

Attorney General’s Office Should Investigate Decision to Prosecute

Poland Should Welcome Activists to U.N. Climate Talks

Villagers in Zimbabwe Marange Diamond Fields in Mass Protests

Army and Police Fire Teargas to Stop Protests

Villagers Demand the Right to Say No to Mining in their South African Community

Court Case May Have Far-Reaching Implications for Mining Companies