The function of the transnational corporation is not to promote a healthy ecology but to extract as much marketable value out of the natural world as possible even if it means treating the environment like a septic tank, writes Michael Parenti.

Climate change appears to be igniting a sexual revolution among Arctic mammals – and that’s not good news for some endangered species, writes Bruce Barcott.

Rather than assuming that having a disability and being environmentally aware are mutually exclusive, we need to re-examine and update ideas on what constitutes ‘sustainability’, and how it can be worked in with the lived reality of a disability, writes Nyx Mathews.

Nowadays many of us are looking for ways to save money. Being a ‘freegan’ takes recycling to a new level by sourcing food and other items from dumpsters. Katrina Fox meets a group of people for whom living frugally is a way of life.

Canadian journalist and military historian Gwynne Dyer talks to SchNEWS about the dire warnings for a post-climate change world in his book The Climate Wars.

A major oil spill from an offshore drilling operation in a harsh Arctic environment is not just a possibility, it’s inevitable. We must not allow this to happen, writes Subhankar Banerjee.