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A no-risk investment strategy

The commission found that investing $1.8 trillion in global adaptation measures from 2020 to 2030 could generate $7.1 trillion in total net benefits.

Rachel Ramirez September 11, 2019

Texas signed off on the restoration of this old coal mine. Now a leaky landfill is contaminating groundwater.

Naveena Sadasivam & Kiah Collier Uncategorized October 29, 2019

For youth, climate isn’t partisan

Recent surveys suggest that Gen Z and millennial Republicans care about the climate much more than their older counterparts — and, get this, maybe as much as their peers across the aisle.

Rachel Ramirez September 9, 2019

Boaty McBoatface makes huge discovery about sea-level rise on maiden voyage

The U.K. research sub's name may be funny, but its job is serious.

Paola Rosa-Aquino Science June 18, 2019

Here’s how we solve the planet’s food waste problem

How changing the contents of your fridge could fight the climate crisis.

Maddie Stone Climate & Energy August 20, 2019

MSNBC and CNN to host climate events for the presidential candidates

The DNC has yet to fully come around to the idea of a climate debate, but it appears that two major networks have sensed an opportunity.

Zoya Teirstein Politics July 25, 2019

Will breaking up with my long-distance girlfriend help save the planet?

You’ve hit upon a new twist on an age-old question: Does absence make the heart grow fonder, or just help the climate grow warmer?

L.V. Anderson Culture February 12, 2020

A car at a crossroads leading to a clean city and a city covered in smog

COVID-19 is ‘killing transit.’ Will it permanently change how we get around?

Now that states are reopening, it's time to rethink how we get around.

Nathanael Johnson Politics June 23, 2020

How do I tell my family that I’m done with gifts?

And how did the consumerist Christmas tradition get started?

Eve Andrews Ask Umbra December 11, 2019

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