One Earth Now

“We Have To Keep Fighting”: Torres Strait Islanders Appeal Judgment In Climate Case Against Australia

As Uncles Pabai and Paul continue their landmark case, residents of Bali announce plan to sue their government following deadly floods.

Nov 16 • 

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The “COP of Truth”? (Or Yet Another Cop Out?)

As countries continue to reel from climate disasters, the 30th UN climate summit is about to open in Brazil. Will it be a summit of truth?

Nov 7 • 

Dana Drugmand

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October 2025

(Halloween Edition) Earth is On a Terrifying Trajectory of Crossing or Nearing Tipping Points

A grim “new reality” is here where unchecked global heating may lead to irreversible and catastrophic consequences.

Oct 30 • 

Dana Drugmand

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Philippine Typhoon Survivors Launch Legal Action Against Shell

The case, which seeks to hold the oil major liable for climate damages, could set a global precedent for fossil fuel corporate accountability.

Oct 23 • 

Dana Drugmand

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A “Public Health Emergency” – Report Details Extensive Human Health Harms of Fossil Fuels

Accelerating the shift to cheaper and safer clean energy is a “health imperative,” public health experts say.

Oct 13 • 

Dana Drugmand

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As Trump Denies Climate Reality, This Miami-Based Advocate (with 21 Others) is Taking Action in Court

For Delaney Reynolds, President Trump’s orders unleashing fossil fuels is “not politics. It’s personal.”

Oct 1 • 

Dana Drugmand

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September 2025

Surge in Solar Energy Deployment Offers a Glimmer of Hope in Dark Times

As Trump tightens his authoritarian grip in the US, hundreds of ‘Sun Day’ events celebrate and showcase the promise of clean, affordable energy.

Sep 21 • 

Dana Drugmand

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Fossil Fuel Firms are Driving Dangerous Climate Impacts – And Science Can Prove It

Scientists are increasingly linking corporate ‘carbon majors’ with climate hazards such as deadly heat waves.

Sep 12 • 

Dana Drugmand

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Indonesian Islanders Take Their Fight For Climate Justice to Swiss Court

Four residents of Pari Island have sued cement giant Holcim. The court is now deciding if the case can move forward.

Sep 4 • 

Dana Drugmand

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August 2025

Atlantic Current System Shutdown Risk “More Serious Than Many People Realize”

New studies suggest collapse of this oceanic conveyor belt could start within next few decades.

Aug 29 • 

Dana Drugmand

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Trump Administration’s Climate Denial Proposal Contradicts Science, Law, and Public Opinion

The world’s highest court recently affirmed that climate action is a legal duty and that governments must regulate GHG emissions.

Aug 21 • 

Dana Drugmand

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Will Countries Finally Agree to an Effective Treaty to Tackle Plastic Pollution?

Swarms of petrochemical industry lobbyists, and some major oil producing nations, refuse to accept limits on plastic production.

Aug 11 • 

Dana Drugmand

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