Long-term exposure to extreme heat may speed up biological aging. By Dr. Eunyoung ChoiPostdoctoral Associate in GerontologyLeonard...
Environment
The world is warming despite natural fluctuations from the El Niño cycle. By Dr. Veronika SamborskaData ScientistOur...
Driven by wildfires and the continued burning of fossil fuels. By Sara HashemiEditorial FellowSierra Club Earth has...
The technologies are a useful tool to reduce CO2 levels but have yet to move us away...
Parks play a broader role in supporting community engagement. Introduction In 1853, the City of New York...
Giving workers the tools they need to build a future for their communities. By Mike WilliamsSenior Fellow,...
They feel anxious and worried about the impact of an unstable climate. By Bernard J. WolfsonColumnist &...
The kind of world that MAGA wants to inhabit. By Jessica KutzGender, Climate, and Sustainability ReporterThe 19th...
Denialism is, unfortunately, economically profitable. By Molly UrfalianU.S. Section WriterBerkeley Political Review “Drill baby drill.” “The Green New...
When the Great Smog of 1952 finally lifted on December 9, 4,000 people were dead. By Eli WizevichHistory CorrespondentSmithsonian...
The suffering caused by the climate crisis is a political choice. By Joe WareSenior Climate JournalistChristian Aid...
When they happen in residential areas, oil spills can be a huge environmental hazard, posing risks to...
Exploring the challenges and ethical dilemmas of reintroducing the Iberian lynx. By Lauren ChangPhD Student in Anthropocene...
The industry has been gaslighting us. Introduction During my first decade in Washington, D.C., my windows were...
Keeping energy in reserve for lean times. By Katarina ZimmerScience and Environment Journalist Introduction When the Sun...
Most Americans want more renewable energy, but support has dipped. The planet’s continued streak of record heat has spurred calls...
Toyota is the auto industry’s top financial backer of climate deniers in Congress. By Julia ConleyStaff WriterCommon...
“Extremes will continue to worsen.” By Jake JohnsonStaff WriterCommon Dreams Just over two dozen climate-fueled extreme weather...
Examining to ‘food-water stack’. By Morgan BooherSpecialist, Food and WaterCentre for Nature and ClimateWorld Economic Forum By...
Projects are afoot to clean up salty groundwater. By Lela NargiAuthor, Editor, Journalist Introduction Ralph Loya was...
Risks and solutions. As the world grapples with the challenge of feeding a growing population against an...
“Climate crunch time is here.” By Brett WilkinsStaff WriterCommon Dreams The world’s nations must commit to dramatically...
It’s here whether we like it or not. By George OchenskiColumnistDaily Montanan Republicans have decided climate change...
Both minimization and hyperbole don’t help. By Dr. Wändi Bruine de BruinDirector of Behavioral Science & Policy...
Cleaning up biohazards goes beyond simply tidying a place—it demands expertise and a deep understanding of safety...
Attention to implications remains incomplete. By Dr. Bryan FrederickAssociate Director, Strategy and Doctrine Program, RAND Project AIR...
Geopolitical tensions have far-reaching implications. By Dr. Laia BarbaràHead of Climate StrategyWorld Economic Forum By Dr. Claudia...
Climate change fuels resource scarcity. By Joan MichelsonJournalist and HostElectric Ladies Podcast Climate change has fundamentally reshaped...
American climate migration is underway. Another great American migration is now underway, this time forced by the...
Cities are adopting innovative solutions. By Christophe BahuetDeputy Regional Director for Asia and the PacificDirector, UNDP Bangkok...