How to Inoculate Yourself Against Climate Denial Misinformation
Fake news may be hard to spot, but fake arguments don’t have to be.
Fake news may be hard to spot, but fake arguments don’t have to be.
Drill, Baby, Drill: The U.S. Added 38 Percent More Oil and Gas Rigs Last Year
Burn, baby, burn: Experts express fear about the enormous climate impact of this boom in new fossil fuel development.
Burn, baby, burn: Experts express fear about the enormous climate impact of this boom in new fossil fuel development.
Tribal Cultures Underwater — and Falling Through Thin Ice
A national tribal climate-change conference highlights impacts to culture, heritage and survival.
A national tribal climate-change conference highlights impacts to culture, heritage and survival.
As the Arctic Melts, Nations Race to Own What’s Left Behind
Drawing clear borders around the Arctic Ocean matters for the future of the people who live there — and for the planet as a whole.
Drawing clear borders around the Arctic Ocean matters for the future of the people who live there — and for the planet as a whole.
An Unlikely Partnership Yields Political Climate Progress
How an elementary-school science teacher helped a Utah Republican congresswoman start to take leadership on climate change.
How an elementary-school science teacher helped a Utah Republican congresswoman start to take leadership on climate change.
How the World’s Oldest Wisdom Is Informing Modern Responses to Climate Change
Scientist Gleb Raygorodetsky explores the millennia-old relationships between indigenous communities and their local ecosystems, and how they can help us adapt to an uncertain future.
Scientist Gleb Raygorodetsky explores the millennia-old relationships between indigenous communities and their local ecosystems, and how they can help us adapt to an uncertain future.
Climate Change Is Causing a ‘Catastrophic’ Shortage of Food for Birds in the Galápagos
Researchers forecast that a decline in availability of nutritious sardines will shrink the population of Darwin’s famous Nazca boobies.
Researchers forecast that a decline in availability of nutritious sardines will shrink the population of Darwin’s famous Nazca boobies.
South Africa’s Climate-Fueled Fire Factories
Fires cost South Africa more than $750 million in damages in 2015.
Fires cost South Africa more than $750 million in damages in 2015.
An Arctic Adventure, A Melting World
Rowing through the melting Northwest Passage means meeting the local people affected by climate change.
Rowing through the melting Northwest Passage means meeting the local people affected by climate change.
After 30 Years, the Montreal Protocol Is Paying Ozone Dividends
September 16 marks the anniversary of perhaps the most successful achievement in environmental policy.
September 16 marks the anniversary of perhaps the most successful achievement in environmental policy.