Imagine enjoying a sunny day in the Seaport. The sky is clear and the flowers are blooming, but the streets are completely flooded. This is what Boston could look like in the next century if serious actions...

The annual celebration of Earth Day is a concept that has been around for many years as a way to encourage communities to live green and practice keeping our planet healthy. This commemorative choice,...

Coal use is slowing down, but not fast enough. For centuries, coal has been used as a dependable energy source. Its use increased dramatically during and after the Industrial Revolution. Because of...

Climate activists made strides to halt progress on the Willow Project amid worsening environment and climate crisis in Alaska. Recent initiatives to block the process of the Willow Project have been...

A tornado that hit western Mississippi March 24 left 25 dead and many more missing and displaced throughout the state. The tornado, which was categorized as a 4 out of 5 on the Enhanced Fujita Scale,...

President Joe Biden’s administration is expected to make a final decision on the Willow Project, an oil drilling project in Alaska’s Natural Petroleum Reserve, in the coming days. The project has sparked...

The Center for Urban Ecology and Sustainability at Suffolk University hosted Katharine Lange, policy specialist for the Massachusetts River Alliance, on Feb. 23 to discuss the challenges Massachusetts...

In October 2022, German economics ministers Robert Habeck and Mona Neubauer signed an agreement with the energy company RWE to fast-track the end of coal mining to 2030, instead of 2038, as previously...

Emperor penguins are now protected under the Endangered Species Act, due to the detrimental impacts of climate change. The Endangered Species Act provides conservation of threatened and endangered plants...

Hurricane Ian tore through southwestern Florida as a category four storm before making its way up into South Carolina on Sept. 28. According to the Boston Globe, rainfall from Hurricane Ian increased...

In a recent MassINC/Boston Globe poll, climate change was considered the least concerning issue to be dealt with by the government among Massachusetts residents.   Asked to rate climate change as...

Back in 2014, officials estimated that to make a significant change in emission levels, the Commonwealth would need 169,000 electric cars on the road by 2020 and 300,000 in total by 2025. Eleven years...