Two locals became the face of Breezy Point's destruction after superstorm Sandy, and the fire the storm sparked, ravaged the small town. Now, Morning Joe revisits the pair and the community still in need. Read More

The flood waters from superstorm Sandy have receded, but the destruction remains in New York and New Jersey. Find out how you can help here. Read More

Six months after being slammed by superstorm Sandy, Sea Bright, N.J. is fighting to recover and rebuild—smarter, more sustainably, and stronger. Read More

The untold story of how the Bush administration defeated the kind of regulation that would have strengthened federal oversight for the plant that blew up. Read More

President Obama spoke at his second memorial service in one week on Thursday, paying tribute to the 12 first responders who died when a fertilizer plant in West, Texas, exploded last week. Read More

On the occasion of the Bush Library's opening, it's worth asking what the exhibit on Hurricane Katrina will look like. Civil rights activist James Perry, a New Orleans native, hopes Bush's failure won't be kept under wraps. Read More

From the war on terror, to his abandoned immigration efforts, to his economic policies, to the gutting of the Environmental Protection Agency: the choices George W. Bush made are being tested in real time. Read More

A West, Texas, woman who lost her home in last week's fertilizer plant explosion claims to have "suffered physical as well as emotional injuries" in a lawsuit against the plant's owner. Read More

The latest comprehensive data from the U.S. Census shows that between 1997 and 2007, companies owned by women grew at almost double the rate of their male counterparts. Read More

Around the world, air pollution claims 3.2 million lives each year. Soot is the main culprit, and the Obama administration is taking overdue steps to control it. Read More

Today, April 22nd, marks the 43rd anniversary of the start of a global environmental movement. How are others across the world celebrating? Read More

Smart policies will be key to meeting the defining challenge of the next generation—how to sustainably provide billions of people with reliable, affordable, secure access to energy. Read More

There are many ways to involve kids in conservation efforts. Read More

The world will officially celebrate the 43rd Earth Day on Monday, but events and activities have been occurring all over the world - and will continue through the end of the month - to raise awareness about the environment. Read More

The cleanup continues from an oil spill in Mayflower, Ark., and a fertilizer plant explosion in West, Texas, but little is being done to prevent similar disasters from occurring elsewhere. Read More

The West Fertilizer Co., which had previously been fined by the EPA for failure to comply with federal safety regulations, was rocked by a massive explosion Wednesday night that left more than 160 people wounded and killed as many as 15. Read More

The All In with Chris Hayes team puts out a daily call to the Twitter and Facebook communities for the “awesomest things” they encountered on the Internet. Read More

Over 20 American breweries have taken the "Clean Water Pledge" to help protect our greatest resource: our water system. Read More

The All In with Chris Hayes team puts out a daily call to the Twitter and Facebook communities for the “awesomest things” they encountered on the Internet. Read More

In presenting his budget to Congress, the president hoped to find a compromise with GOP legislators by agreeing to some cuts to entitlements. Read More