Nature is Nonpartisan founder Benji Backer, center, with Director of Communications Amelia Joy, left, and Chief Policy Officer Ben Cassidy, right, pose for a photo on March 18, 2025, in Belle Fourche.

Bevington’s own position is clear: “Grassroots biodiversity groups have been the unsung heroes of American environmentalism during the past twenty years.” He describes these groups as “small, radical ...

In 2018, hundreds of thousands of protesters joined France's yellow vest movement against French President Emmanuel Macron’s carbon tax hike. (Photo by Christophe Leung / CC BY 2.0) This is your first ...

Former Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency Lisa Jackson GS ’86 sought to dispel popular conceptions that the work of the environmental movement is finished and urged citizens to ...

Environmental lawyer Robert F. Kennedy Jr. speaks with Tucker Carlson about the realignment in environmental politics and why he endorsed Republican Donald Trump: ROBERT F. KENNEDY JR.: An endorsement ...

With the 2024 regular legislative session now in the books, environmental advocates and legislators from both parties agree that South Carolina is emerging as one of America’s greenest red states.

“Let every individual and institution now think and act as a responsible trustee of Earth, seeking choices in ecology, economics and ethics that will provide a sustainable future, eliminate pollution, ...

The annual celebration of our planet is next week, but do you know why we celebrate? Here's what to know about Earth Day. Earth Day is on April 22 every year in the United States, but other parts of ...

BBC quotes Adam Rome in an article explaining how the largest environmental movement in history was born and how this day has changed since the first Earth Day. “The first Earth Day was unrepeatable.

If you were to believe reporting from The New York Times—which is an increasingly unwise idea—the Trump administration is diverting the attention of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) from poor ...

This blog posting is derived from an article I recently published in the University of Missouri, Kansas City Law Review at the invitation of our Fellow and friend Irma Russell, to whom I am indebted ...