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The Trump administration announced far-reaching revisions to the Endangered Species Act, which was first enacted in 1973.

Want to know how to reduce your carbon footprint? It's more complicated than you may imagine

Averting catastrophic warming requires rapid, global changes to land use and food production, the assessment says.

Archangel Ancient Tree Archive clones champion redwood trees, the biggest and tallest of their species, to preserve their genetics and to combat climate change.

InterContinental Hotels Group says it will replace with bulk versions to cut down on plastic waste.

The factory will be the first of its kind in Africa and aims to produce enough plastic bricks to build 500 classrooms by 2021

The San Francisco International Airport, one of the largest airports in the country, announced it will ban the sale of single-use plastic water bottles later this month.

Asda has utilised 90,000 plastic water bottles to resurface the car park of its Wakefield store as the grocer finds ways to recycle.

Researchers find some species seem to be able to cope with global warming, but are still running out of time.

A new committee will consider the wisdom of outdoor experiments, and may set the stage for more.

The fashion industry has a huge impact on the environment. But as it begins to wake up to the issue, new materials and new opportunities are being created.

Plastic may be a significant source of air pollution, concluded a new study that shows how microplastics may be carried through winds and precipitation.

The bad news: to make really deep emissions cuts, most of us should probably go vegan.

All of the violations were first time offenses, which carry a $250 fine. If a business or organization is cited a second time, the fine increases to $500. A third offense and above would result in a $1,000 fine.

The Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport has announced the completion of a solar farm that can power 100% of its daily energy needs. It's the first airport in America to do so.

US regulators have approved a key ingredient in Impossible Foods’ plant-based burger patties, clearing the way for them to go on sale directly to consumers.The news: The US Food and Drug Administration has ruled that soy leghemoglobin, a protein-based color additive used to make the Impossible Burger “bleed” like real meat, is safe, Reuters reports.

An Environmental Research Letters study finds that roughly two-thirds of the time, scooter rides generate more greenhouse gas emissions than the modes of transportation they replace.

Five bills being floated in Washington would require public companies to reveal more about climate policies, political expenditures and human rights.

But the environmental impact of such measures is questionable

Examples from 2012 to today of marine plastic collected and repurposed ranging from bottles to printers and 3D-printing filament to footwear to housing panels and more.

At a time when it seems more likely than ever the planet is careening toward certain devastation, it's the scientists, the inventors, the innovator

While parts of the world have warmed or cooled in the past, modern climate change is happening just about everywhere at the same time.

Gia Machlin, Founder & CEO of EcoPlum, Inc. on how they are building and nurturing an eco-friendly ecosystem of suppliers and clients with deepening commitments to environmental and social responsibility.