As 2025 draws to a close, the empirical data and lived realities of capital punishment make it increasingly clear
Source: Sustainable Action Now’s Year-End Report on the Death Penalty
How SafariLIVE Sunrise and Sunset Are Inspiring a New Era of Wildlife Awareness and Ethical Living
As 2025 draws to a close, environmental awareness is reaching new audiences in powerful and unexpected ways
Source: How SafariLIVE Sunrise and Sunset Are Inspiring a New Era of Wildlife Awareness and Ethical Living
Corporations Are People, My Friend: Betting on Climate Failure — and What It Says About Corporate Responsibility
Investment decisions matter — not just for financial markets, but for the climate. In 2025, venture capital and private equity investors made headlines
Today at Sustainable Action Now: Climate, Justice, Energy, and Food Shaping a More Sustainable Future
Today’s coverage at Sustainable Action Now spans climate-conscious food, high-stakes energy politics, environmental justice, animal welfare, and human rights.
Pennsylvania Youth Challenge Fossil Fuel Expansion to Defend Their Constitutional Rights – Sustainable Action Now
A group of thirteen young Pennsylvanians is stepping into the legal arena with a message that reaches far beyond their own communities.
Source: Pennsylvania Youth Challenge Fossil Fuel Expansion to Defend Their Constitutional Rights
Sustainable Action Now Recipe’s Celebrate the Holidays with Plant-Based Magic with Tofu Flights and Christmas Cracker Candy
Celebrate the Holidays with Plant-Based Magic: Tofu Flights and Christmas Cracker Candy
Source: Celebrate the Holidays with Plant-Based Magic with Tofu Flights and Christmas Cracker Candy
Youth Lead the Fight for Climate Justice and Constitutional Rights Across the U.S. and Beyond at Sustainable Action Now
From the coral reefs of Florida to the mountains of Montana, youth across the United States are taking bold action to defend their futures
Source: Youth Lead the Fight for Climate Justice and Constitutional Rights Across the U.S. and Beyond
Sustaining Justice: Examining the Deadly Machinery of Capital Punishment in America – Sustainable Action Now
The death penalty in the United States remains one of the most expensive, controversial, and morally fraught elements of the criminal justice system
Source: Sustaining Justice: Examining the Deadly Machinery of Capital Punishment in America
Here’s the Daily Outline for what’s happening today at Sustainable Action Now — December 5, 2025
Here’s the Daily Outline for what’s happening today at Sustainable Action Now — December 5, 2025
Source: Here’s the Daily Outline for what’s happening today at Sustainable Action Now — December 5, 2025
Coal, Climate, and the New Energy Dilemma: How Data Centers and Policy Shifts Are Reshaping America’s Air Quality – Sustainable Action Now
FILE PHOTO: A view shows a venue of the COP29 United Nations climate change conference, in Baku, Azerbaijan November 20, 2024. REUTERS/Aziz Karimov/File Photo But recent developments are reshaping that progress in ways many environmental advocates find troubling. A combination of policy changes, rapid technological
