A sprawling southern live oak tree on South Carolina’s Johns Island holds deep significance for the Lowcountry’s Gullah Geechee population, descendants of enslaved people from West and Central Africa.

A documentary in five parts (with celebrity narrators Robert Redford, Meryl Streep, and more!), A Fierce Green Fire: The Battle for a Living Planet looks at the history of the environmental movement.

GULFPORT, Miss. (WLOX) — High school interns with the Education, Economics, Environmental, Climate, and Health Organization (EEECHO) debuted their neighborhood storytelling project at a public film ...

In response to the protests at Standing Rock as well his own personal experience of having his son arrested while protesting, Fidel Moreno, an Oscar-nominated director, created a documentary and gave ...

“Climate gentrification” — the concept that changes in housing markets occur after extreme weather events — can result in new, expensive developments that make the area more tourist-friendly and can ...

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE: 30 YEARS OF FEDERAL FOCUS examines the state of environmental justice movement in the 30 years since former President Bill Clinton signed Executive Order 12898, making the issue ...

15 students investigate air quality, shipping justice and tree canopy in their own neighborhoods, then made films. Public debut Aug. 22. Advocacy isn’t only knowing what needs to change. You have to ...

As the federal government advances rollbacks of more than 100 environmental and climate policies and resources, it is redefining the U.S. government’s role in protecting communities disproportionately ...

Is the tri-partite Environmental Justice Framework exhausted to provide answers to the current challenges of urban environments? Critical environmental justice has emerged to question how current ...