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How 21 meddling kids could force a climate turnaround

A pack of 21 kids has sued the U.S. government, demanding climate action. Here's what'll happen if they win.

Zoe Sayler Fix July 22, 2019

Fed official: Climate change is an ‘international market failure’

A proposed fix -- lending money to companies to incentivize cleaning up their carbon act -- is currently beyond the central bank's mandate.

Eric Holthaus Climate & Energy March 26, 2019

Mozambique floods cover more ground than NYC, Chicago, D.C., and Boston — combined

Aid workers describe "inland oceans extending for miles and miles."

Eric Holthaus Climate & Energy March 25, 2019

Our planet just set a scary new carbon dioxide record

Earth’s carbon dioxide levels typically peak in May.

Eric Holthaus Science March 6, 2019

Need an idea for a climate-friendly gift? We have 79.

For when you love giving presents, but you hate Earth-destroying consumerism.

Eve Andrews Culture December 4, 2019

What will a Jones Act waiver mean for Puerto Rico’s 100% renewable energy goal?

Both Trump and Puerto Rico’s governor are in favor of the move, but for very different reasons.

Paola Rosa-Aquino Politics April 26, 2019

The 66 percent

A Gallup poll out this week found that 66 percent of Americans believe that human activity drives global warming.

Zoya Teirstein March 27, 2019

Trump signs a relief bill covering a catalogue of climate disasters

Trump just signed a disaster relief bill that was months in the making. Here's what it addresses.

Miyo McGinn & Leta Dickinson Politics June 6, 2019

Meat for lunch? Tofu luck.

Bye-bye, sloppy joes. Hello, tofu! Last week, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that starting next school year, the Big Apple’s public school lunchrooms will not serve meat on Mondays.

Zoya Teirstein March 18, 2019

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