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With President-elect Joe Biden headed to the White House, a clear path is opening up to protect wild nature for the benefit of all people and confront the climate crisis head-on.

The strength of our democracy is more important than any individual candidate. Our work of protecting wild nature for the benefit of all people and confronting and mitigating the effects of the climate crisis depends on it.

The Wilderness Society Action Fund analyzed data compiled from the Bureau of Land Management and found that through September 2020, the administration has offered an area of over 108 million acres of public lands and waters for oil and gas leasing – ...

President Trump's attacks on environmental rules and embrace of fossil fuels have not only committed the U.S. to worsening climate change, but helped take away the option of gradually addressing the crisis. If we're going to reverse course, we'll have ...

President Trump’s assaults on environmental safeguards pose severe threats to wildlife. These are a few of the numerous species who have a stake in the 2020 presidential election.

If re-elected, President Trump will make the climate change crisis even worse by doubling down on some of his most disastrous policies, including ramping up oil and gas drilling, artificially propping up dirty coal and gutting protections for public la...