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Hawaii’s Hurricane Lane is already a flooding catastrophe

Hurricane Lane has already dumped 30 inches of rain on Hawaii

Eric Holthaus Climate & Energy August 24, 2018

EPA chief says Trump administration may reshape next federal climate report

The EPA’s Andrew Wheeler said he “wouldn’t be surprised if the Obama administration told the report’s authors to take a look at the worst case scenario.”

Sara Boboltz & Alexander C. Kaufman Climate & Energy November 30, 2018

New Mexico Governor-elect Michelle Lujan Grisham blows kisses to supporters following her acceptance speech during midterms' election night in Albuquerque, N.M., Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2018.

The election cleared the way for bold climate policy in these 6 states

These state legislatures are now controlled by Democrats with climate-friendly governors like Michelle Lujan Grisham and Jared Polis.

Eric Holthaus Politics November 8, 2018

This carbon tax is dead on arrival, but it shows bipartisanship is alive

Why propose a climate bill that has no real chance of passing? Experts weigh in.

Kate Yoder Politics December 3, 2018

Climate activists may have a surprising ally: France’s Yellow Vests

Sure, the Yellow Vests protested a fuel tax. But they're still calling for a fair shift to a low-carbon economy.

Samantha Harvey Opinion December 13, 2018

As Gordon eyes the Gulf Coast, America’s most vulnerable shoreline girds itself

Climate change could reshape the region, physically and economically.

Eric Holthaus Equity September 4, 2018

The kids’ climate suit is allowed to continue … with a few caveats

The Supreme Court ended up denying the federal government’s request and will allow the suit to continue.

Zoya Teirstein November 5, 2018

Where there’s a whale, there’s a way

A court ruled that Canada failed to consult First Nations and take endangered whales into account in pipeline expansion plans.

Zoya Teirstein August 31, 2018

Climate change caused the ‘Great Dying,’ aka the planet’s worst extinction

A new study in Science draws parallels between the cause of this horrific, planet-changing event and the global warming we're experiencing today.

Eric Holthaus Science December 6, 2018

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