Concerns about equal access spur sharp letters from United Nations officers and rebukes from developing nations of the COP26 process. Read Here

Listen Below https://www.npr.org/player/embed/1049054141/1054032300 Soon after the Columbine High School shooting in 1999, senior leaders of the National Rifle Association huddled on a conference call to consider canceling their annual convention,…

Spanish photographer Antonio Aragón Renuncio has won Environmental Photographer of the Year 2021 for his photo of a child sleeping inside a house destroyed by coastal erosion on Afiadenyigba beach…

A new memorial honoring women who served in wars throughout America's history will be unveiled at Florida's Destin-Fort Walton Beach — just in time for Veterans Day.  "Throughout our Country's…

Former US president says national plans of China and Russia on the climate crisis show a 'dangerous lack of urgency'. Former United States President Barack Obama has criticised Chinese President…

Environmental movements have shifted public awareness about climate change. How many more people will need to join them for their demands to be met? Although world leaders were gathered in…

Right now, more Black faces grace gallery walls and adorn display pedestals at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art than at any time in the museum’s 56-year history. Maybe…

The costs of COVID quarantine and visa issues are preventing Indigenous climate activists from attending COP26 at the United Nations. Want the best of VICE News straight to your inbox?…

A new religion case forces the Supreme Court to confront the legacy of one of its cruelest decisions. Dunn v. Ray (2019) is the kind of Supreme Court decision that a…

Defense attorneys removed 11 of the 12 Black potential jurors Wednesday, ensuring that the three white men accused of killing Ahmaud Arbery will face a nearly all-white jury in their…