Global environmental concerns range from legal battles over climate damage to biodiversity preservation and resource affordability.

The U.S. Supreme Court is currently reviewing an attempt by major oil companies, including ExxonMobil, to block state-level climate damage lawsuits.

A recent study reveals that U.S. household water costs have surged by 62% over the last decade, driven by climate pressures and the influence of for-profit water corporations.

A Turkish government official at the Pacific pre-COP summit in Fiji has urged wealthy nations to prioritize climate funding over military spending, framing climate change as the primary global security threat.

As California braces for the impact of El Niño, experts are warning that the state faces a heightened risk of simultaneous natural disasters.

Reports have surfaced regarding the continued exploitation of migrant farm workers in North Carolina, where labor contractors are allegedly exposing employees to dangerous heat-related health hazards.

Environmental advocates in Chicago are working to establish urban sanctuaries by planting native milkweed and wildflowers to support monarch butterfly migration patterns.

Research into the biodiversity of Los Angeles' Mount Lee highlights that the area surrounding the iconic Hollywood sign serves as a critical habitat for diverse species, including bobcats and mountain lions.

A veteran lawyer has resigned from the U.S. Interior Department, raising alarms about an 'assault on the rule of law' amid a wider exodus of federal staff and scientists.