In a Q&A with Prism, Juliana v. United States plaintiff and college student Sahara Valentine discusses the lawsuit they joined at age 10, and why various administrations fought to silence it
With the Trump administration back in office, local organizing to protect water and uphold the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe’s treaty rights is paramount
When climate disaster strikes, those who are the most vulnerable are often the first to be left behind
Tens of thousands of schools across the country are in need of HVAC upgrades, as students suffer from extreme heat and increased pollution
Residents have faced slow rebuilding efforts as many homes remain damaged following the Category 1 hurricane
Home insurance companies are increasingly refusing to protect vulnerable areas, as severe weather events become more common due to climate change
The author’s research delves into preexisting blueprints for the battle plan against colonization and climate change from the people who have always been fighting it
“What is Owed?,” the new film by Suneil Sanzgiri, interrogates the systems of power at the heart of climate change’s energy imbalance
With increased temperatures during the school year and summer, young people’s growing minds and bodies are on the frontlines of climate change
The federal government says environmental justice communities deserve consideration. Does that apply to those incarcerated?
More than 50 municipalities across the U.S. have already implemented ranked-choice voting, creating stability in governance essential for carrying out climate policies
Thousands of people are already emerging homeless in the wake of two hurricanes in the Southern U.S., according to FEMA
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