>"As the climate crisis worsens, the discussion intensifies over what role nuclear power should play in fighting it."

>"How one commodity explains the rise of our modern age…and now threatens to destroy it."

>"On the newfangled term “ecofascism,” and how it lets plain old racist liberals off the hook."

>"Why avoiding uncomfortable conversations about equity, race, and access threatens to spoil a nascent movement’s environmental promise."

There is growing recognition that there can be no environmental justice without social justic. A just future is people in fulfilling fairly paid jobs, where our planet is green and safe. It's a demand that leaders take action, environmental _...Read More_

>"From floating think tanks to modular coral farms, MoMA’s Architecture and Design curators share artworks addressing the environmental crisis."

Data scientists have much to contribute to climate change solutions. Even if your full-time job isn’t working on climate, data scientists who work on a company’s operations can have a big impact within their current role. By finding _...Read More_

>"Corporate interests want to divert the climate movement into individual solutions, but paper straws and low-energy light bulbs won't save the planet – we need a movement to _...Read More_

>"Even as demand falls, federal and state governments are pumping billions into the polluting fossil fuel industry"

>"Even when you're doing all the "right" things to be green, have you been doing environmentalism wrong this entire time?"

Without an end to the use of unabated fossil fuels, we will not be able to reach the climate targets. To put it mildly, gas is over Werner Hoyer, president of the European Investment Bank

>"A Swiss company is using technology to remove carbon dioxide from the air, and recycling the CO2 for use as fertilizer or airplane fuel"

>"Whether or not US can restore its global leadership is not completely up to itself. After Trump’s presidency, the international community has doubted whether the US can play a _...Read More_

>"The US has proven it has returned to international leadership with its climate change summit, while Australia remains a reluctant partner."

>"What you need to know about the week that saw the US commit to nearly doubling its emissions reduction target and the world focus anew on the greatest threat to our planet."