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The next big climate PR campaign: abolish the filibuster

Climate groups tell Senate Democrats to abolish the filibuster to save the planet.

Zoya Teirstein Politics January 26, 2021

SHAVER LAKE, CA - SEPTEMBER 8: Embers fall around a photographer as the Creek Fire rapidly expands on September 8, 2020 near Shaver Lake, California. California Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency in five California counties late yesterday as record heatwave temperatures fueled numerous wildfires over the Labor Day weekend. The state of emergency applies to Fresno, Madera and Mariposa, San Bernardino and San Diego counties. The Creek Fire has burned across more than 135,523 acres and is zero percent contained. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)

‘The planet is broken,’ UN chief says

All the numbers paint a dark picture, but the situation isn’t hopeless

Shannon Osaka Science December 2, 2020

2 degrees within reach

The world is inching closer to the goals of the Paris Agreement.

Shannon Osaka December 2, 2020

La Niña has arrived. That’s bad news for wildfires and hurricanes.

The conditions that led to a La Niña formation have already influenced this year’s unprecedented hurricane and wildfire seasons.

Zoya Teirstein Science September 13, 2020

Biden wants $10 billion for a climate army. It’s not enough.

The Civilian Climate Corps would put people to work preparing the nation for hotter heat waves and fiercer storms. They'll need a lot more money to succeed.

Matt Simon Politics April 7, 2021

Did climate change cause societies to collapse? New research upends the old story.

The untold history of how people survived the past 2,000 years.

Kate Yoder Science April 6, 2021

A picture of the mob of right-wing terrorists at the capitol in Washington DC photoshopped to look like a vintage National Park Service postcard with the words

An attack on the Capitol shattered the myth of public lands

The biggest threat to America’s public lands is a sense of entitlement.

Eve Andrews Politics January 12, 2021

Open book with a small earth on fire in cut out section of the pages

With the world on fire, climate fiction no longer looks like fantasy

Cli-fi got studied, and it looks like you book nerds were onto something.

Kate Yoder Culture October 19, 2020

Can FEMA save the ‘poorest town in America’ from drowning in its own poop?

'This is a multifaceted, oppressive form of racism.'

Adam Mahoney Cities March 22, 2021

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