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A new art exhibition in the heart of Johannesburg is questioning the relationship between humans and animals on the continent.
A transcription of recent interviews with the Weather Channel and two innovative faces of recycling and conservation.
A transcript of the Weather Channel sharing insight on Gintanjali Rao and Kristal Ambrose showing their conservation efforts on Earth…
As the threat of climate change grows, particularly in Black communities, FEMA is working to prepare communities when disasters strike.
A new study by two Dartmouth scientists aims to calculate how much climate-related loss richer countries have caused poorer countries.
They said more attention needed to be on human suffering, particularly in developing countries experiencing severe weather events like heat…
Many are targeting a concept known as ESG — which stands for environmental, social and governance.
Trent University student Zwena Gray hopes to be the first Black woman to complete the 559-miile journey in modern times.
Louisiana-based environmental advocacy groups planned workshops to train community leaders to push for clean energy and climate investments.
Before booking your next getaway, check out a list of ecotourism destinations that give back to the community and the…
For Earth Day, The Associated Press asked environmental scientists to share stories about environmental problems that the world fixed.
Black people, far more than their white counterparts, live with higher levels of pollution, leading to a host of maladies…
Residents of Houston’s Fifth Ward are renewing calls for the removal of creosote, which they claim has caused cancer in…
At least 126,000 gallons of oil spilled into the waters off Orange County, according to a statement from the city…
President Biden's infrastructure plan includes funding for housing, the environment and transportation in Black neighborhoods.
In his historic role as administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Michael Regan is prioritizing environmental justice.
theGrio lists ten songs that have brought attention to the Earth's climate and the apathy that’s led to its growing…
A new study on fine particulate matter reveals that highways, construction sites, and electric utilities are polluting Black communities.
This week on the Dear Culture podcast, hosts Shana Pinnock and Gerren Keith Gaynor ask: 'Should Black People Go Green?'
This Earth Day, we're celebrating just a few #BlackandGreen leaders who've made a mark on the climate movement.