Darryl Fears

Leah Penniman is teaching people of color to work the land without tilling and pesticides that harm the land and air. Hundreds are on a waiting list to learn.

Brentwood residents are opposed to a school-bus terminal in the area, and the city has denied the community’s request for an environmental impact assessment

If the planet warms 2 degrees Celsius, new report warns, Black people are 40 percent more likely to live in places where extreme temperatures will cause more deaths.

South Carolina destroyed Black homes to build I-26 and I-526 without much engagement. The state vowed to engage residents for a new project, but it still plans to take their homes.

The facility relocated from Chicago’s affluent North Side to its working-class South Side, igniting a controversy over race, class and politics. Federal intervention and a hunger strike followed.

Negotiators in Glasgow, Scotland, must find a way to scale up the use of renewable energy in developing nations as they transition away from fossil fuels.

A permit that would have allowed owners to move a troubled metal scrapyard from a wealthy area in the city to a working-class area was denied.

The administration is calling on residents to use a “beta version” of its Climate and Economic Justice Screening Tool over the next 60 days.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says white-nose syndrome has driven 97 to 100 percent population decline.

The American Ornithological Society says it will alter all human names of North American birds, starting with up to 80 species.