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The Biden Administration’s Embrace of Environmental Justice Has Made Wary Activists Willing to Believe

“I could not have predicted this,” says Vernice Miller-Travis, who gathered data for a seminal 1987 study, “Toxic Wastes and Race in the United States.”

By Agya K. Aning

In Georgia, 16 Superfund Sites Are Threatened by Extreme Weather Linked to Climate Change

By David Hasemyer

Would a Drilling Ban Be a Double-Whammy for the Gulf?

By Guest Writer

EPA: No Greenhouse Gas Regulations Before 2011

By SolveClimate Staff

Obama Budget Erases Fossil Fuel Subsidies, Ramps Up Nuclear Spending

By Stacy Morford

Mass. Senate Race Threatens to Shift Political Landscape for Climate Legislation

By SolveClimate Staff

After Copenhagen, Now What?

By Bill Becker

Businesses See Positive First Steps at Copenhagen

By Mindy S. Lubber

Conference of Parties 'Takes Note Of' Copenhagen Accord

By Ann Danylkiw

Obama's Copenhagen Pact Unravels

By Stacy Feldman

Obama Proposes 3-Part Copenhagen 'Bottom Line' as Talks Reach Crisis Point

By Stacy Feldman

Obama's Treaty-Making Powers Broader Than Recognized

By David Sassoon

Obama Going to Copenhagen with 2020 Greenhouse Gas Target

By Matthew Berger

Obama Declares Nobel Peace Prize 'A Call to Action'

By SolveClimate Staff

Climate Action is Vital to Health Care's Future

By Mike Tidwell

Van Jones, Green Jobs Leader, Expected to Join Obama Administration

By Stacy Morford

Obama Calls on Congress to Set Carbon Cap

By Stacy Morford

States Developing a Climate Partnership with Washington

By Stacy Morford

An Organic Farm for the White House Lawn?

By David Sassoon