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Hawaii’s renewable outlook? Sunny!

Hawaii's largest utility, Hawaiian Electric, announced that it has far surpassed the island state's 2020 renewable energy goals.

Cameron Oglesby February 24, 2021

Photograph of the skyline of New York City and the Hudson River as Hurricane Sandy approaches

Study: Climate change to blame for $8 billion of Hurricane Sandy damages

A decade on, scientists find rising seas pushed flooding into the homes of 71,000 more people.

Shannon Osaka Science May 18, 2021

Aerial photo 'Pine Bend' Koch Oil refinery

Fossil fuel interests say they’re allies of communities of color. The NAACP disagrees.

The storied civil rights organization is warning its chapters of the "top 10 manipulation tactics of the fossil fuel industry."

Adam Mahoney Race April 20, 2021

J’accuse…! Court finds France blew it on climate

A French court ruled that the government was responsible for “ecological damage” by failing to meet its goal of cutting emissions by 1.5 percent each year.

Adam Mahoney February 5, 2021

“Death by a thousand cuts”: How Congress continues to whittle away at a critical environmental policy

A bipartisan bill aims to rollback parts of the landmark National Environmental Policy Act.

Ysabelle Kempe Politics June 1, 2021

House hunters are fleeing climate change, causing a new kind of gentrification

A new survey shows that Americans are factoring climate change into their moving plans. This could push low-income families into at-risk areas.

Ysabelle Kempe Housing April 9, 2021

Oil companies want you to think they’re feminist. It’s BS.

Big Oil's tweets rang hollow on International Women's Day.

Alexandria Herr Science March 9, 2021

Collage with cicadas and cicada shells surrounding an alarm clock

Cicadas like to be on time. But are they getting confused by climate change?

Brood X cicadas can be tricked by warming temperatures.

Shannon Osaka Science May 10, 2021

An elephant and a donkey facing each other across a chasm

Poll: The partisan gap on climate change is widening

But new data shows that young Republicans are leading their party on climate.

Zoya Teirstein Politics April 13, 2021

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