When Oxford Dictionaries chooses “climate emergency” as the word of the year for 2019, you know things are changing. Our children are inheriting a world vastly different and more dangerous than the one we grew up in, and we need to act on climate now.
When Oxford Dictionaries chooses “climate emergency” as the word of the year for 2019, you know things are changing. Our children are inheriting a world vastly different and more dangerous than the one we grew up in, and we need to act on climate now.
Yet as world leaders meet in Madrid this week to discuss progress towards cutting global warming pollution and hitting the targets of the historic international Paris Agreement, President Trump has vowed to pull our country out.
As fires rage in the Amazon rainforest, Environment Montana members are calling for a corporate commitment to zero deforestation.
On the wrong day at the wrong beach, swimming could make you sick.
If we want to save the bees, we need science that documents their decline and illustrates the nature of the problem.