Despite Warnings, a Destructive African Dam Project Moves Ahead

By Fred Pearce

Chicken Frenzy: A State Awash in Hog Farms Faces a Poultry Boom

By Melba Newsome

INTERVIEW

An Amazon Defender Stands Up for Her Land and Her People

By Jill Langlois

Water War: Is Big Agriculture Killing Brazil’s Traditional Farms?

By Daniel Grossman

Opinion

As Warming and Drought Increase, A New Case for Ending Big Dams

By Jacques Leslie

More Eyes on Polluters: The Growth of Citizen Monitoring

By Jon Hurdle

As the Climate Bakes, Turkey Faces a Future Without Water

By Paul Hockenos

On the Klamath, Dam Removal May Come Too Late to Save the Salmon

By Jacques Leslie

E360 Video Contest Winner

In Northeast India, Cement Plants Disrupt Forest and a Way of Life

E360 Video Contest

A Vast South American Wilderness Is Under Siege From Illegal Mining

Can Retrofitting Dams for Hydro Provide a Green Energy Boost?

By James Dinneen

Once a Rich Desert River, the Gila Struggles to Keep Flowing

By Jim Robbins / Photography by Ted Wood

A Big Oil Project in Africa Threatens Fragile Okavango Region

By Heather Richardson

Water Warning: The Looming Threat of the World’s Aging Dams

By Fred Pearce

With Activists Silenced, China Moves Ahead on Big Dam Project

By Michael Standaert

On the Delaware, A Promising New Era in Cleanup of an Urban River

By Jon Hurdle

Native Lands

For Indigenous in the Amazon, a Dual Threat: Big Oil and the Virus

By Fred Pearce

Listening to Silence: Why We Must Protect the World’s Quiet Places

By Jenny Morber

A Major Oil Pipeline Project Strikes Deep at the Heart of Africa

By Fred Pearce

As Sea Levels Rise, Will Drinking Water Supplies Be at Risk?

By Jon Hurdle

A Movement Grows to Help Farmers Reduce Pollution and Turn a Profit

By Janet Marinelli