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Activists demonstrate for climate adaptation financing on day eight at the UNFCCC COP29 Climate Conference on November 19, 2024, in Baku, Azerbaijan.

How do you define climate adaptation? Here are 10,000 ways.

At COP29, a decade-long effort to realize the ambitions of the Paris Agreement could give the world a way to measure the success of climate adaptation.

Jake Bittle International November 20, 2024

A firefighter monitors a controlled burn at Bouverie Preserve on May 30, 2017 in Glen Ellen, California.

Controlled burns can provide years of protection against wildfires, new study shows

New research finds that "beneficial" fires can cut the risk of high intensity blazes by 64 percent.

Tik Root Wildfires November 10, 2023

FIve offshore wind turbines in the ocean

Can unions save offshore wind from Trump?

Organized labor has a plan for how to keep New England’s renewable energy momentum going.

Gautama Mehta Labor November 19, 2024

Two cows sit in the background of two huge solar panels in a field

USDA abruptly cancels rural energy grant application window

It’s the latest setback for the longstanding REAP program, casting uncertainty over the future of a resource that helps farmers save on energy and install solar.

Kari Lydersen Food and Agriculture July 17, 2025

Participants walk by an entrance of COP29, UN Climate Change Conference venue, an event held by UNFCCC in Baku Olympic Stadium.

The question bringing COP29 to a halt: Who’s rich enough to pay for climate change?

Trillions of dollars depend on whether major emerging economies like China will have to step up climate aid.

Jake Bittle International November 14, 2024

Three people bend over pile of collected plastic items, with trash in background

The more plastic companies make, the more they pollute

A new study, drawing on five years of data collected across 84 countries, proves what seems self-evident.

Joseph Winters Science April 24, 2024

digital collage of Texas State Attorney General Ken Paxton; Texas State Capitol Building; a neighborhood with refinery smokestacks in the distance, and an abstract graphic of the Texas flag

Ken Paxton may be impeached, but his anti-environment legacy will live on

Opponents call the embattled Texas attorney general’s tenure “a disaster for Texas’ air, water, and climate.”

Naveena Sadasivam Politics September 5, 2023

A pair of gloved hands holds black gritty rocks.

To reverse a troubling trend, farmers are adding rocks to their fields

Across the country, farmers are taking a chance on a new method: adding crushed volcanic rock to fields to improve soil health (and sequester carbon in the process).

Ann Leslie Davis, Modern Farmer Agriculture October 1, 2023

A raised fist of a person wearing a blue and silver bracelet in front of a crowd in front of the white house

At UN, Indigenous leaders fight for application of rights

"It does continuously feel like that you are trying to prove that you are worthy of life."

Anna V. Smith, High Country News Global Indigenous Affairs Desk April 18, 2024

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