(June 12, 2025) Change the Chamber calls on policymakers across the political spectrum to reject these reckless attacks on environmental safeguards and defend the right to clean air, clean water, and a livable future for all.

(June 8, 2025) Our ocean covers around 70 percent of the Earth’s surface, but harbors about ninety percent of global warming. The amount of heat energy the ocean has absorbed over the last six decades is more than eight times the amount of energy humans used over that time period for cooking, electricity, industry, heating, etc.

(June 7, 2025) From southern Canada to Indiana and Colorado, the American prairie lands were once home to a diverse range of species thriving in uninterrupted geography. In America today, only one percent of native prairies remain.

(June 5, 2025) At a time of record-breaking emissions, intensifying extreme weather events, and ongoing rollbacks of environmental protections, this is no moment to weaken the institutions that protect people and the planet.

(May 30, 2025) In a world where good news feels rare, especially in the fight against climate change, it’s more important than ever to pause and celebrate the wins we’ve all worked so hard for.

(May 30, 2025) The Pacific Islands Heritage Marine National Monument protects a vast and diverse ocean ecosystem vital to both wildlife and Indigenous cultures. Now, new threats put decades of conservation efforts at risk.

(May 29, 2025) Climate change and environmental degradation are impacting Guam’s ecosystems and communities at nearly every level.

(May 22, 2025) Brazil is one of the most biodiverse nations in the world, boasting around 20 percent of the world’s biodiversity with more than 140 thousand species, including more primate species than any other country (over 150 species.)

(May 22, 2025) As a youth-led organization, Change the Chamber sees this bill for what it is: an attack on our generation’s future. Young people across the country are stepping up to defend our planet and our communities, but we cannot build a better future if Congress keeps tearing down the progress we have fought so hard to make.

(May 17, 2025) The area of Louisiana, dubbed “Cancer Alley”, has nearly 200 petrochemical plants that produce toxic forever chemicals called PFAS. The predominantly African American communities that inhabit Cancer Alley have seen rates of cancer and respiratory illnesses skyrocket over the past 40 years. It’s time to address the discriminatory roots of Cancer Alley and how they affect the pollution present in the area today.

(May 16, 2025) According to the Department of the Interior’s website, the ESA has prevented the extinction of hundreds of species and helped American citizens better comprehend the repercussions of their actions on wildlife.

(May 14, 2025) As we celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month this May, it's important to recognize the often-overlooked contributions of these communities in the fight for environmental justice.

(April 25, 2025) As Africatown, Alabama approaches its 160th year of existence, the struggle against environmental racism requires both immediate protective action and long-term commitment to environmental restoration and community revitalization.

(April 24, 2025) Did the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission just remove “security” from their rulemaking?

(March 20, 2025) The overuse of ocean resources is causing significant environmental damage, threatening marine ecosystems worldwide. Emerging technologies like Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs) are helping monitor and protect artificial reefs, offering hope for the restoration and preservation of these vital ecosystems.