✦ By Yessenia Funes ✦ Where the climate crisis meets community lie endless possibilities

Police killed environmental activist Manuel Esteban Páez Terán last week. Police violence is an environmental issue.

Breiner David Cucuñame was shot dead while on patrol with the unarmed group Indigenous Guard

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's sixth report finally names “colonialism” as a driver of the climate crisis.

How does science fiction become history? Few artists are better equipped to answer this question than Grimes.

The Frontline dives into the new IPCC report, which reminds us why Indigenous people are key to climate justice.

The pipeline that died only to come back again may finally be dead for good. President Joe Biden signed an executive order Wednesday formalizing the end of Keystone XL. The Frontline dives into the...

Kristal Hansley didn’t let the pandemic stop her from launching WeSolar, a community solar program set to expand across the U.S.

Communities on the frontline of the climate crisis say radical solutions must be on the table – before it’s too late

The IPCC's latest report shows us the devastation climate change can bring, as well as the value of solutions if we work to address it.

The highest number of environmental defender killings yet took place in 2020. So why is activism becoming a new reality TV series?

The fossil fuel industry's greenwashing of gas threatens a livable future. We want to ensure our readers won't be fooled.

What comes next for climate justice organizers given the Inflation Reduction Act’s harmful fossil fuel provisions?

A zombie fungus caused by climate change is the premise of HBO's

For the first time, scientists explore the way climate change and extreme heat are exacerbating migrant deaths at the U.S.-Mexico border.

The Frontline invites climate writer Mary Annaïse Heglar to speak about her intersectional approach to covering climate.

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All eyes are on the fighting between Israel and Palestine. Such war and conflict often comes with environmental injustices.

Veteran environmental justice reporter and co-founder of The Uproot Project Yessenia Funes has signed on with SEJournal to inaugurate the publication’s new environmental justice column. Funes joins...

After Hitler invaded the Sudetenland, America turned its industrial prowess to building tanks, bombers and destroyers. Now, we must respond with renewables

Kicking Gas, an initiative on a tiny Washington island, is showing how community groups can help electrify everything.

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India's western state of Maharashtra has registered 25 deaths from heat stroke since late March, the highest toll in the past five years, with more fatalities likely elsewhere in a country sweltering...

Biden’s bill includes $60bn for environmental investments, but organizations that would benefit most face hurdles in accessing funding

Hey Hot Cakes! We’ve been relatively quiet about the end of the podcast and newsletter. Mostly that was because we’ve been patiently waiting for Crooked to return our feed to us, which they were...

The Frontline dives into a woman climate scientist history erased—and the women who continue to pave the path today.

Electrifying your apartment is a pain in the ass.

Neighborhoods in northern Manhattan, the Bronx and central Brooklyn saw the highest number of asthma-related emergency department visits.

The environmental injustice of a $4.6 billion carbon capture project in Louisiana.

Black History Month is here. The Frontline celebrates Black climate leaders all year long, but we're creating some special space this month.

Train service has shut down and roads are buckling under a heat wave that climate experts say will only get more frequent.

Activist-turned-model Quannah Chasinghorse shares how she's using her modeling career to bolster Indigenous rights and climate justice.

Standing Rock youth runners continue the fight against the Dakota Access pipeline. They want President Joe Biden to shut it down.

We didn’t save the world in 2022, but there were notable wins in the climate and environmental justice space. Let's take time to celebrate.

Greetings from The Frontline, where Editor-at-Large Yessenia Funes is ready to remind you that the warming of the world is unjust, and that protecting the planet must include its people.

A new study finds that fossil fuels are killing millions prematurely each year through air pollution. The Frontline explores new research.

The Supreme Court examines the Navajo Nation’s water rights to the Colorado River, a crisis both personal and historic for the Diné people.

Overcrowded and underfunded, tribal jails aren't ready for a warming world

Fri, Jan 19 was the extended deadline to apply for SEJ story grants of up to $5,000 on the clean energy transition in the U.S. Story proposals on electrification in local communities were encouraged,...

The northeastern Ontario community is ready to evacuate if the situation worsens.

Incarcerated firefighters battle wildfires every day. We need to shift away from inmate labor to prepare for climate disaster.

There’s plenty of hype around nature-based solutions to climate change. Indigenous advocates decry the idea as a solution at all.

With hunger across Horn of Africa and 600,000 children out of school, ‘desperate’ parents push more girls into early marriage

Zahra Biabani has built a social media following around her hopeful climate messaging. Every week, she posts a video to Instagram where she shares the latest environmental wins, all while she dances...