Central Park’s Climate Lab Is a Window Into the Future of Urban Green Spaces
Parks are invaluable for mitigating climate change, promoting health, and providing nature to nearby residents. But they need our help.
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Farm Workers Exposed to Climate Change Effects Are Demanding Protections
Wildfires and extreme temperatures are adding to the many dangers of one of the most high-risk jobs in America.
In Puerto Rico, a Power Outage Is a Life-or-Death Matter
Lawyer and activist Ruth Santiago says rooftop solar could be the solution to Puerto Rico's energy crisis.
Climate Change Is Forcing American Women From Their Homes
Financial instability, housing insecurity and caregiving responsibilities leave U.S. women vulnerable to climate disaster.
Facebook’s New Ad Policies Make It Harder for Climate Groups to Counter Big Oil
Meta has removed advertisers’ ability to target audiences on 'sensitive' topics. Climate groups say the change favors polluters.
Six Months After Hurricane Ida, a Historic Black Community Races to Save Its Future
Six months after the disaster, residents of Ironton, Louisiana are rallying to claim their share of recovery funds.
What Do Rich Countries Owe the Rest of the World?
Georgetown philosopher Olúfẹ́mi Táíwò discusses why he believes climate justice requires reparations from wealthy nations.
Meet the Environmental Scientist Who Wants to Decolonize Conservation
Indigenous communities have historically been seen as 'research subjects, rather than researchers.' Jessica Hernandez aims to fix that.
Our Lakes Are Losing Oxygen. Climate Change and Pollution Are to Blame.
Due to climate change and pollution, deep waters in temperate climate lakes have already lost almost 20 percent of their oxygen supply.
When Climate Change Becomes Climate Trauma
With extreme weather events on the increase, trauma is accumulating in some of the nation’s hardest-hit regions.
Can High-tech Methane Detectors Help the U.S. Reach Its Climate Goals?
A 'loose federation' of satellites and aircrafts are tracking down methane super emitters, which have historically gone undetected.
Military Organizations Produce Significant Amounts of Unreported Greenhouse Gases
Governments are learning that their armed forces are responsible for up to 6 percent of global emissions—with no requirement to report it.