Over Half of the World’s Penguin Species Are Threatened
Live from Hollywood, Ethan breaks down the climate, pollution, and commercial fishing issues facing the podcast's namesake.
Extreme Weather
Flooding in Pakistan Demonstrates the Peril of Correlated Extreme Weather Events
In August Pakistan experienced the worst flooding in its history, causing harm to millions of people and costing billions in damages.
A New Natural Gas Project in Mozambique Gives Locals All of the Costs and None of the Benefits
A $30 billion liquefied natural gas project in the Rovuma Basin of Mozambique has damaged ecosystems and displaced inhabitants.
No Major Hurricanes in Seven Weeks? Let’s Talk Climate Change Anyway
This summer marks the third longest gap between named tropical storms in the Atlantic Ocean since 1995. Is this year just an exception?
What Is the Future of Skiing in a Warmer Climate?
In the U.S., ski and snowboarding resorts are a 3 billion dollar industry, and there are many incentives to ensuring their future prosperity.
If 90% of the Atlantic Ocean’s Plankton Were Gone, We Would Know About It
Many climate myths were circulating online last week, such as plankton endangerment, climate-induced lockdowns, and downplayed heatwaves.
Plankton, Weather, and Lockdowns: Climate Misinformation Spreads Around the Internet
Many climate myths were circulating online last week, such as plankton endangerment, climate-induced lockdowns, and downplayed heatwaves.
Extreme Heat’s Climate Link Cannot Be Ignored, Especially in the Media
Major news outlets are downplaying the impact of climate change on summer heat. It is imperative this trend reroutes.
Australia’s Latest Flood Wasn’t a Conspiracy. It’s Climate Change.
A conspiracy theory about cloud seeding arose in Australia as a massive flood hit Sydney and prompted an evacuation order for 50,000 people.
“Generation Dread” Author Shares Insights on Eco-Anxiety
Psychologists are now acknowledging that the idea of impending global doom can induce feelings of fear, anger, and despair.
The Conger Ice Shelf Collapse Left Scientists Surprised, But Not Hopeless
The twin polar heat waves and Conger ice shelf collapse were unprecedented, scary, but absolutely not a reason to give up on climate change.
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.