The drop in carbon dioxide emissions during the COVID-19 pandemic shows we can change our energy-hungry behavior—and how much further we have to go.

Research demonstrates the disproportionate impact of pollution on Indigenous peoples worldwide, as well as their resistance.

Research demonstrates the disproportionate impact of pollution on Indigenous peoples worldwide, as well as their resistance.

Just a handful of facilities that emit unusually high levels of toxic chemicals account for the majority of industrial pollution year after year.

An expert breaks down why the COVID-19 pandemic has increased plastic use, and why plastic pollution could become a larger problem in the future.

In a new study, young people newly diagnosed with celiac disease had higher levels of chemicals from pesticides, nonstick cookware, and flame retardants in their blood.

"Populations that are disproportionately affected by the coronavirus are largely the same as those at risk of more significant climate change impacts."

Though scientists knew the black smoke from cookstoves contained dangerous carbon, new research indicates that's only half the problem.

It will take a long time and lots of data to figure out exactly how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the environment, researchers say.

Simultaneous air pollution and extreme heat events will "increase in frequency by 175% by 2050" in Southeast Asia, a report finds.