Those Most Vulnerable to Coronavirus Are Also Most Vulnerable to Climate Crisis
As COVID-19 shines a necessary light on our country's most vulnerable communities, many of them are simulanteously fighting the battle of climate change, as well.
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WATCH: The Dazzling Ocean Reefs Hidden Beneath Offshore Oil Rigs
Offshore oil is set to peak this year. What will happen to the sea creatures who live on oil rigs?
This wind turbine technician wants you to work in wind energy — even if you don’t believe in climate change
Neal Gyngard scales 300-foot-tall wind turbines for a living. He loves his job, and he wants you to come along for the ride.
Want to stop climate change? Educate girls.
The meeting between climate leader Gretat Thunberg and education advocate Malala Yousafzai is symbolic of the positive climate impact of educating girls.
How Black Miami Came to the Rescue After Dorian Battered the Bahamas
In September 2019, Hurricane Dorian tore through the Bahamas, killing 70 people and inflicting billions in damages. This was Black Miami's response.
What Are the Emotional, Mental — And Economic Costs of Air Pollution?
A new study investigates the many perils of pollution, from lower stock prices to higher crime rates.
Is climate change as divisive as we think?
Climate change wasn't always a topic split across party lines -- even today, climate deniers can still take effective climate action.
How redlining makes communities of color more at risk of deadly heatwaves
By Marlene Cimons Extreme heat often kills more people in this country than hurricanes, floods, lightning and tornadoes. But heat is not an equal opportunity killer. “It’s very selective in the way it kills people,” said Vivek Shandas, professor of urban studies…
Why Are Conservative Large-Scale Farmers Joining the Climate Conversation?
“Yes, I happen to be conservative,” soybean farmer Ray Gaesser said, “but that doesn’t mean I am not seeing the impacts of our changing planet first hand.”
Why Rising Temperatures Could Make Life Harder for Lupus Patients
As temperature rise and humidity worsens, lupus patients may experience more aggrevated symptoms.
When Selling Your Home, It Pays to Be a Climate Change Denier
New research suggests coastal homeowners worried about rising seas are selling their houses at bargain rates.
Freedom to Breathe: Fossil Fuels and Your Health
In Karnes County, Texas, residents live in a big oil and gas county and find themselves choosing between their jobs and their health.