Targeted as a Coal Ash Dumping Ground, This Georgia Town Fought Back
When news spread that Republic Services planned to dump trainloads of toxic coal ash in a local landfill, citizens, led by the local newspaper, fought—and won.
By Georgina Gustin
Activism
Children's Climate Lawsuit Adds Trump as Defendant
By Zahra Hirji
Climate Activist Escapes Conviction in Act That Shut Down 5 Pipelines
By Zahra Hirji
Climate March to Descend on Washington in April
By Marianne Lavelle
10/10/10 Global Warming "Work Party" on Twitter
by Stacy Feldman
New RAN Executive Director Seeks to Pry Polluters Away from Washington
By Stacy Feldman
Frustrated Climate Change Activists to Bombard Senators with Protests
By Elizabeth McGowan
Tribal Youth Group Rises to Fight Problems Exacerbated by Oil Spill
By Jacoba Charles
Vilified Coal King Makes His Case in Rambling Talk, Despite Protesters
By Elizabeth McGowan
As Anti-Coal Activism Goes Global, Political Space for Policy Change Opens (Part I)
by Ted Nace, Earth Island Journal
The Crisis of Justice Inside the Emissions Emergency (Part II)
By Guest Writer
The Crisis of Justice Inside the Emissions Emergency (Part I)
By Guest Writer
Climate Activism Soars Planetwide Ahead of Copenhagen Climate Talks
By Stacy Feldman
Live Feed: World Watches Activists Occupy Suncor's Tar Sands Facility
By David Sassoon
Climate Week Kicks Off With Phony NY Post Screaming: 'We're Screwed'
By SolveClimate Staff
Avaaz Action Factory Throws the President a Climate-Themed Birthday Party
By David Sassoon
Greenpeace Takes Mount Rushmore: Why 11 Climbers Were Willing to Risk Arrest
By Stacy Morford
Artists for Climate Action: A Night with Wendell Berry, McKibben and Speth
By Susanna Murley
