Two Courtrooms, One Generation: Youth Climate Plaintiffs Rise in California and Alaska to Defend Their Constitutional Rights
Last week in Los Angeles, the wind outside a young woman’s home reached nearly 60 miles per hour. Rain pounded […]
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Solar Power’s Newest Friends: MAGA Influencers, Conservative Media, and the Surprising Realignment of America’s Clean Energy Politics
For more than a decade, solar energy has been framed as a partisan dividing line in American politics. Environmental advocates
Trump Delayed a Global Carbon Tax. Now He Wants to Finish the Fight — Inside the Battle Over a Climate Fee on Global Shipping
The fight over climate accountability has moved from smokestacks and tailpipes to the open ocean. After previously stalling momentum toward
Federal Safety Regulator Warns His Office Can’t Keep Up With Trump’s Alaska Oil Push — What It Means for Climate, Oversight, and the Future of U.S. Energy Policy
The collision between aggressive fossil fuel expansion and a downsized federal workforce is no longer theoretical. It is unfolding in
Trump’s Climate Policy Reversal Triggers Legal Showdown — EPA Rollback Signals Major Shift in U.S. Environmental Strategy
A sweeping reversal of U.S. climate policy is setting the stage for one of the most consequential environmental legal battles
How Cuts to Federal Science Shows Are Hitting Small Businesses—and Undermining America’s Climate Innovation Pipeline
When federal leaders slash public investment in science, the damage is rarely confined to laboratories and universities. It ripples outward—into
Congress Pushes Critical Mineral Expansion as Environmental Safeguards Hang in the Balance
On February 4, 2026, the U.S. House of Representatives narrowly approved H.R. 4090, the Critical Mineral Dominance Act, a sweeping
The West’s Water War Arrives in Washington — And the Colorado River Crisis Can No Longer Be Ignored
I once kayaked 13 miles down the Colorado River.It felt endless, powerful, and permanent—like a living artery binding the American
A Startup Falsely Blamed for Triggering Floods Now Pitches Cloud Seeding to Lawmakers
As climate instability accelerates and drought becomes a permanent feature of life across much of the United States, a new
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Closing the Pollution Loophole: How Federal Regulators Reined in Unchecked Power for AI Mega-Computing
The race to build the world’s most powerful artificial intelligence systems has triggered an energy arms race — and until
U.S. Climate and Energy Policy in Early 2026
The early months of 2026 have seen dramatic shifts and intensifying controversy in United States climate and energy policy. From
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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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