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Tiny glass beads might seem an unlikely hero in the fight against climate change, but they may end up playing an outsize role in tackling one of the natural world’s most dire predicaments.
read moreTiny glass beads might seem an unlikely hero in the fight against climate change, but they may end up playing an outsize role in tackling one of the natural world’s most dire predicaments.
read moreKnowing the answer might force us toward a real solution.
read moreExperts say that most species listed under the Endangered Species Act will be affected in one way or another.
read moreCan something under threat also be a source of its own salvation? Climate change is wreaking havoc on the oceans. But the seas also hold tremendous potential for mitigation.
read moreClimate change protesters from Extinction Rebellion snarled traffic in Washington on Monday and again on Friday. You might find yourself asking, “Who helps pays for this activism?”
read moreThe consequences of climate change can be weird and apocalyptic.
read moreYou know her last name, and her father-in-law, Rupert, the conservative media mogul. Now, she hopes to remove partisan obstacles to climate progress that her family’s empire helped build.
read moreGrist When Jay Inslee bowed out of the race for the White House in August, some worried that the Washington governor’s absence would leave a climate-shaped hole in the field.
read moreWe have the tools. Now we are building the political power.
read moreWhat if the answer to California’s wildfire woes is more fire?
read moreI remember sitting in my room one day, feeling truly concerned about the fate of this planet.
read moreForget “climate change” and “global warming”: Environmental advocates are increasingly using phrases that emphasize the urgency of our planetary pickle, such as “climate crisis,” “climate emergency,” and “existential threat.”
read moreLiberals who call for personal sacrifice to combat climate change aren’t helping. In fact, they’re hurting.
read moreNaomi Klein explains what ‘increasingly barbaric political figures’ like Trump have figured out about the future
read moreA new tool is tracking automated and otherwise questionable social media accounts as they sow disinformation, discord and division. Climate change is a target.
read moreReaders of The New Yorker woke up last Sunday morning to find that Jonathan Franzen — the infamous bird-watcher previously pilloried for arguing that concern about climate change distracted from conservation — was at it again.
read more“The court room is a new frontier around addressing climate change.”
read more“We cannot just put it in the soil and the forests. And that is not something that very many candidates understand or are talking about.”
read moreTo avoid the worst consequences of global warming, report after report has stressed the importance of cutting emissions.
read moreThe world must invest $1.8 trillion by 2030 to prepare for the effects of global warming. A new report said the payoff could be four times that.
read moreThe earth’s oceans are the source of all life. Covering 140 million square miles — some 72% of the earth’s surface — the oceans determine much about what happens with climate and weather.
read moreOver 100 people joined to engage in the conversation and ask questions of the panelists. If you missed the event or weren’t able to join for the full discussion, we’ve got you covered:
read moreThe topic of climate change is extremely controversial in today’s world as the impacts of this are being seen at all different corners of the globe.
read moreEven as Hurricane Dorian tore through the Bahamas and crept up the southeastern U.S. seaboard, broadcast news networks were loathe to connect the powerful storm’s strength to the climate crisis in spite of the science linking warmer sea surface temperatures to increased frequency of strong hurricanes.
read moreOur overheating planet is splitting the Grand Old Party. Recent surveys suggest that Generation Z and Millennial Republicans care about the climate much more than their elders — and, get this, maybe as much as younger Democrats do.
read more“Happy hour” at the S-market store in the working-class neighborhood of Vallila happens far from the liquor aisles and isn’t exactly convivial.
read moreMajor oil companies have approved $50 billion of projects since last year that will not be economically viable if governments implement the Paris Agreement on climate change, think-tank Carbon Tracker said in a report published on Friday.
read moreEnergy storage installations for homes and businesses — involving battery technology — are on the rise in areas where extreme weather threatens the electric power grid, such as flood-prone Houston, wildfire-stricken California and hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico.
read moreOver a marathon seven hours on Wednesday, 10 of the Democratic presidential candidates participated in back-to-back CNN town hall events on climate change, fielding questions from audience members and several of the network’s top anchors.
read moreThe links between hurricanes and climate change are complex, but some aspects are getting clearer.
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