Controversy Surrounds Trump Admin’s Reorganization of U.S. Forest Service
May 1, 2026
The Trump administration announced a U.S. Forest Service reorganization, sparking concerns over potential land privatization.
Climate Crisis
Global Leaders Seek Progress Beyond COPs at Just Transition Conference
April 29, 2026
The annual UN climate COPs have disappointed many, lacking concrete plans. The Netherlands and Colombia lead new efforts.
Trump Administration Opens Federal Lands to Extensive Resource Extraction
December 25, 2025
Last February, I climbed into a Jeep and explored the Mojave National Preserve, where an old gold mine is being reactivated.
Arctic Warming Hits Record Highs Amid Plans for Oil Drilling Expansion
December 17, 2025
Report highlights warming in the Arctic with US and others pushing for more oil drilling, despite environmental concerns.
Policy Shifts Threaten Southern California’s Transition to Electric Vehicles
October 30, 2025
In recent years, the region’s war on smog hinges on adopting electric vehicles, but recent policies pose challenges.
Glacial Floods in Pakistan: Human Knowledge vs. Early Warning Systems
October 13, 2025
Skardu, Pakistan – A shepherd’s quick actions saved a village from a deadly glacier burst, highlighting reliance on human alert systems amid technology mistrust.
Trump’s Climate Stance Raises Concerns at Global Summits
December 29, 2024
Hurricanes caused devastation in the US, while Trump denied climate change. The UK aims for an 81% emissions cut by 2035.
ICJ hearings end with focus on climate crisis accountability debates
December 14, 2024
Historic ICJ hearings end in The Hague, as Vanuatu leads calls for accountability on climate crisis amid major polluters’ pushback.
Escalating Heat Intensifies Social Inequities in India
July 4, 2024
Satendra Kumar succumbed to extreme heat on his way home from work amid a brutal heatwave in Patna, India. His son, Suraj, now faces the burden of supporting the family amidst severe climate conditions.