Earth Island Journal

Earth Island Institute produces a quarterly magazine called Earth Island Journal. This publication focuses mainly on in-depth investigative articles and highlights grassroots environmental initiatives. It has earned several awards for revealing stories that are often overlooked by bigger media organizations. The journal is funded through subscriptions and contributions from the Institute's Green Journalism Fund. For more than 35 years, Earth Island Journal has been delivering environmental news and opinions from various parts of the globe.

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Green Groups Sue Trump Administration over Climate Webpage Removals

1 week ago | earthisland.org | Dharna Noor

The White House has pulled federal webpages tracking climate and environmental justice data. Green groups have sued the Trump administration over the removal of government webpages containing federal climate and environmental justice data that they described as “tantamount to theft”.
Energy Transfer v. Greenpeace and the Threat to Free Speech

2 weeks ago | earthisland.org | Zoe Loftus-Farren

The 2016-2017 Standing Rock protests aimed to stop construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline. Photo by Lucas Zhao / Oceti Sakowin Camp. Energy Transfer v.
Practice Re-Enchantment

2 weeks ago | earthisland.org | Brooke Williams

Practice Re-Enchantment Be like dragonfly, in the right place at the right time, living the infinite number of moments one at a time that make up a complete life. Shadow Darner, Surrey, Maine So far, 158 dragonfly species have been identified in Maine, one third of all those found in America.
Practice Re-Enchantment

2 weeks ago | earthisland.org | Brooke Williams

Be like dragonfly, in the right place at the right time, living the infinite number of moments one at a time that make up a complete life. Shadow Darner, Surrey, Maine So far, 158 dragonfly species have been identified in Maine, one third of all those found in America. I’ve walked every day during the decades we’ve been going to Maine, and lately, since I’ve been noticing dragonflies, I always see them close to the house where we stay.
Trump Officials Quietly Move to Reverse Bans on Toxic ‘Forever Chemicals’

2 weeks ago | earthisland.org | Tom Perkins

EPA bids to change chemical risk evaluations, which could expose public to higher levels of PFAS and other pollutants. The Trump administration is quietly carrying out a plan that aims to kill hundreds of bans on highly toxic PFAS “forever chemicals” and other dangerous compounds in consumer goods.
Elon Musk, ‘A Walking Conflict of Interest’

4 weeks ago | earthisland.org | Paul Koberstein

DOGE head honcho’s companies are set to rake in billions in NOAA, NASA, and defense contracts. The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), the Trump administration initiative to drastically cut federal spending, has yet to announce any cuts affecting companies owned by its head, Elon Musk. It’s not for a lack of opportunity.
This Artist Undertakes Painstaking Work for Endangered Creatures

4 weeks ago | earthisland.org | Maureen Nandini Mitra

Layered Love Pamela Pauline’s photographic artworks celebrate Australia’s endemic plants and animals. At first glance, Pamela Pauline’s sumptuous photographic artworks can easily be mistaken for paintings. That’s intentional. Her series of incredibly detailed creations featuring Australia’s endemic and endangered plants, flowers, and birds seeks to emulate seventeenth-century Dutch still-lifes, not only in style but also in the visual cues and symbolism hidden in them.
Campuses Can Be Arks for Many Species

1 month ago | earthisland.org | Eric Freedman

Campus Arks How universities can protect biodiversity. SIX EASTERN GRAY squirrels — four of them actually gray in color, the other two black — scamper under an oak in search of acorns on the quad of Albion College, a small liberal arts school in southern Michigan which boasts 103 tree species — some native, some not.
Pushing for Beauty Justice

1 month ago | earthisland.org | Zoe Loftus-Farren

Of the estimated 10,000 chemicals used in beauty products, the US federal government has banned or otherwise restricted only 11. Photo by Jaime Street. Pushing for Beauty Justice The average adult in the United States uses somewhere around 12 personal care products a day, with women typically using more than men.
Cyberpunk Nation

1 month ago | earthisland.org | Juan Cole

How Donald Trump's America is being hacked by White Nationalism The opening weeks of the second Trump administration have produced daily headlines that read — no, this is not hyperbole! — like science fiction. The spectacle of a South African tech billionaire and his cronies staging a twenty-first-century cybercoup with the acquiescence of an aging lunatic of a president beggars belief.