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Top 5 climate stories of 2025: Mining projects’ impact on Native nations, solutions in environmental justice neighborhoods
The climate movement took a step back nationally in 2025, with President Donald Trump reversing federal spending initiatives begun by the Biden administration. For many, these cuts were a devastating blow to their hopes for a clean energy future. But Minnesotans of color didn’t let those cuts upend their quest for a healthier planet and…
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Incarcerated Texans Rebuild Their Lives Through This Rooftop Solar Program
HOUSTON — Leon Dillard gripped the solar panel tight, sweat stinging his eyes as he scaled the sun-baked roof for the first time. His adrenaline racing, he remembered making sure his harness was clipped not once, but twice. He’d never climbed up onto a roof before, let alone with a 50-pound panel of metal and…
8 Key Insights: Neeta Thakur’s Fight For Environmental Justice Impacts Indian Americans
As smoke from wildfires increasingly impacts communities, understanding the factors that exacerbate health risks, particularly within disadvantaged communities, is crucial. This article highlights how physician-scientist Neeta Thakur is battling to […] The post 8 Key Insights: Neeta Thakur’s Fight For Environmental Justice Impacts Indian Americans appeared first on India Currents.
Earthjustice president describes a “fundamentally different” Era of hostility toward environmentalists
Earthjustice President Describes a “Fundamentally Different” Era of Hostility Toward Environmentalists by Sharon Lerner ProPublica is a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative newsroom. Sign up for The Big Story newsletter to receive stories like this one in your inbox. Environmentalists have long faced harassment, imprisonment and other forms of retribution in some parts of the world. The…
How climate change is shaping democracy
As India’s 18th general election proceeds during the scorching summer, experts are concerned that heat waves and extreme temperature events could leave their mark on the democratic exercise.
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