Unlocking the Power of Nature for Climate Action: Democrats Gain Ground in the Energy Messaging War
In a shifting political and environmental landscape, one message is beginning to cut through the noise: affordability and sustainability must […]
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UN Warns Nations Are Falling Dangerously Short of Paris Climate Agreement Goals
The latest findings from the United Nations paint a troubling picture of the global climate crisis — one that underscores
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White House Pulls Atlantic from Oil Lease Consideration Amid Backlash, Future Offshore Drilling Plans Continue
In a significant move following intense political pressure and public outcry, the White House has removed the Atlantic coast from
The Colorado River Water War: How the Trump Administration Is Playing a Surprisingly Straight Game
The drought-scarred Colorado River Basin lies at the heart of one of America’s most intense resource battles. With billions of
NOAA’s Hurricane Hunters Flew Into Hurricane Melissa Without Pay Amid Federal ShutdownBy Sustainable Action Now News TeamExplore more stories on climate and extreme weather →
In late October 2025, as Hurricane Melissa tore through the Atlantic as a Category 5 monster, the National Oceanic and
A Historic Countdown to Climate Justice in Canada: Youth-Led Lawsuit La Rose v. His Majesty the King
A momentous milestone for climate justice is approaching in Canada. This month marks exactly one year until the historic trial
Global Climate Action Falling Far Short, UN Warns
The world’s climate ambitions are facing a stark reality check. According to a recent United Nations report, the collective plans
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Global Cooling Startup Raises $60 Million to Test Sun-Reflecting Technology
At Sustainable Action Now, we are constantly monitoring breakthroughs at the intersection of technology, climate solutions, and sustainability. Recently, a
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Trump Targets Atlantic and Pacific Coasts for New Oil Drilling
In a significant policy shift, the Trump administration is moving forward with plans to open nearly all U.S. coastal waters
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Turbulence in Trump’s Energy Cabinet: Chris Wright’s Rocky Relationship with the White House Exposes a Deeper Climate Conflict
In the ever-shifting landscape of U.S. energy policy, few stories illustrate the growing tension between fossil fuel expansion and climate
Youth Plaintiffs Take Climate Justice Fight to the Ninth Circuit After Federal Court Dismissal
In a deeply consequential decision, a federal court yesterday dismissed Lighthiser v. Trump — the first constitutional climate lawsuit of
Interior Department Cancels Largest Solar Project in North America
In a startling setback for clean energy and climate progress, the U.S. Department of the Interior has canceled what would
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Ten Years of Justice for Youth in Juliana v. United States
For over a decade, 21 courageous young people have stood at the forefront of a historic legal battle—Juliana v. United
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Energy Department Memo Adds “Climate Change” and “Emissions” to Banned Words List
The battle over language is the battle over truth—and in late September 2025, that battle intensified. Reports from multiple outlets,
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The Debate Over Using U.S. Weapons-Grade Plutonium for Power
Recent reports have reignited one of the most controversial energy debates in decades: whether the United States should repurpose weapons-grade
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