
The West Agreed to Pay Climate Reparations. That Was the Easy Part.
At this point, the UN fund is “an empty bucket.” How full could it get?
At this point, the UN fund is “an empty bucket.” How full could it get?
Ford’s electric Mustang, the Mach-E, is attracting an unusual bunch of drivers—including me.
Not much is stopping a catastrophe like the one in East Palestine from happening again.
The environmental toll of Bitcoin could be even higher this year than last.
If TV can change Americans’ views on gay marriage, why not the environment?
The world might not have enough renewable energy to power everything by 2029, but we’ll have more than enough to keep the lights on without additional drilling.
Will someone please think of the urban amphibian?
The plan to stop companies from fudging their climate goals is fundamentally flawed.
Are we trying to save animals in the wrong places?
Wealthy homeowners will escape flooding. The middle class can’t.
The next step toward electric cars just becoming cars is playing out on your TV screen.
Just how far can this climate momentum take us?
Hurricanes and volcanic eruptions can be predicted. But earthquakes always come as ambushes.
The most famous climate goal is woefully misunderstood.
It’s legal to drink 10,000-year-old water. But is it right?
A classic urban trade-off might not be our destiny. That’s great news for the climate.
The state is being tossed between awful climate extremes.
The compromise that passed the Inflation Reduction Act has Alaskans braced for catastrophe.
Runaway climate change once seemed like it could spur violence. Now a different risk has emerged.
Joe Biden's energy balancing act really worked.
Democrats braced for a midterm backlash to the Inflation Reduction Act. It never came.
The world’s much-maligned climate treaty has produced some stunning results.
If the looming GOP majority sabotages climate policy, its own voters will suffer. The party might do it anyway.
Wildfires have devastated the country’s precious pine honey. Heat and drought could soon bring the same fate to other beekeepers.
As the climate changes, hyperlocal projects are helping keep disadvantaged areas livable.
Xi Jinping’s zero-COVID lockdowns have been an unexpected gift to Joe Biden.
The company's new electric pickup truck is an unwieldy mix between an ambulance and a race car.
A new report suggests that the Inflation Reduction Act could be even bigger than Congress thinks.
Our food system could have been so different.
Hurricane Ian shows some symptoms of global warming. But saying anything beyond that is folly.
America is in the middle of a mini–golden Age of climate policy.
Power lines are crucial to expanding renewables. America could finally—finally!—be about to build more of them.
Even parts of the country normally considered “wet” are drying out, with dangerous results.
You’re not off the hook for your company’s actions.
The state’s record-smashing heat wave is a window into the future … and it’s okay.
The electricity industry knew about the dangers of climate change 40 years ago. It denied them anyway.
The Inflation Reduction Act could change the world in at least five ways.
The new climate bill isn’t quite “all carrots, no sticks.”
For America to decarbonize, it must reindustrialize.
The Inflation Reduction Act is unmistakably partisan. Can the GOP undo it?
A bipartisan act is quietly about to invest billions in boosting green technology.
Democrats in the Senate passed a bill that would, for the first time ever, use Congress’s power to push the U.S. to decarbonize.
The Senate deal would change the course of the 2020s, finally putting America’s climate goals in sight.
There are no good solutions to the problems of closet clean-out.
If passed, the energy provisions of the senators’ new bill would represent the most significant climate action in a generation.
The science of when to evacuate a community—and how—is still in its infancy.
A new White House proposal is trying to keep oil prices in the “Goldilocks zone.”
Preserving the world’s great expanses of grass could be essential to combatting climate change.
What word might describe losing your home while staying in one place?
Seven ways of looking at where climate action goes from here
We can only adapt so much to extreme heat.
Instead of planning for dry conditions, Americans seem incapable of even remembering them.
The senator just worsened climate change—and inflation.
This is what preparing for wildfires looks like.
Digging up minerals for rechargeable batteries has a high initial cost, but eventually those minerals can be recycled indefinitely.
At this point, the ideal climate bill is out of the picture. Here are two ways to make sense of Democrats’ next move.
Two big ways carbon pollution is different this year
A Senegalese architecture firm is championing a lower-tech material than concrete to help cities prepare for climate change.
The agency can still regulate carbon pollution, just not in the most efficient, system-wide ways.
Corporate climate action has become an employee perk