US: Deregulating Mountaintop Removal Threatens Drinking Water and Public Health

Canceling rule, study endangers Appalachian coal communities

Poland Denies Entry to Environmental Activists to Attend Climate Talks

Denials Come in Wake of New Law That Restricts Protest Rights

Indian Farmers Call for Action Over Agricultural Crisis

Epidemic of Suicides, Staggering Debt Legacies of Government Inaction

Witnessing Guinea’s Bauxite Mining Boom

Efforts to Improve Oversight of Mining Need to Benefit Affected Communities

Iran: Environmentalists Face Capital Charges

Detained for 9 Months; No Access to a Lawyer

Small Victory for Lead Poisoning Victims in China

Government Harassment, Weak Environmental Laws Hamper Justice Efforts

Lebanon’s Waste Crisis Hits Home

Open Waste Burning Continues to Pose Health Risks Across Country

Lebanon: No Action to Enforce New Waste Law

Open Burning by Municipalities Endangering Health

Dutch Court Ruling on Human Rights Obligations to Halt Climate Case

Ruling an Important Step toward Climate Justice

New Americas Treaty Boosts Environmental Rights

Guinea: Bauxite Mining Boom Threatens Rights

Drive for Revenue Shouldn’t Come at Local Residents’ Expense

Costa Rica Launches Initiative on Environment and Human Rights

“For All Initiative” Promotes Gender Equality in Global Environmental Treaties

Indonesia Pledges Accelerated Agrarian Reform

Government Program Should Focus on Most Vulnerable

Statement on the Report of the SR on the implications for Human Rights of hazardous substances and wastes