"Globally, as many as half of the people who survive extreme weather events experience negative mental health outcomes."

This, from a former chairman of the famously anti-nuclear Rocky Mountain Institute no less, is very good and gives _...Read More_

The Frontline today takes a critical approach on a beloved climate policy that's been getting a lot of hype lately: nature-based solutions. _...Read More_

"Five years ago, the United Nations' panel on climate change was charged with drafting a series of reports detailing its science, the effects on the _...Read More_

"Organic farming compared to conventional agriculture improves biodiversity. This article explains how to increase _...Read More_

"Disruption to Black Sea trade routes and climate change-related crop failures lead to food security in Ukraine and beyond in the near- and _...Read More_

"The combined pressures of global heating and farming are driving a "substantial decline" of insects across the globe" The number of insects has plunged by half in many places around the world.

Across the ideological spectrum, American politicians treat “climate change not as a challenge that forces them to reorder their priorities, but rather as a pretext _...Read More_

"The Frontline looks at how climate change is already affecting women's rights—and exacerbating present-day vulnerabilities."

"Even in the IPCC’s most optimistic models, the chances of holding global warming to less than 1.5 degrees is essentially out of reach."

>"A new exhibition 'mingles the jolt of the dystopian with the lure of beauty', writes Diane Cole."

"Plastic has escaped our understanding of it as a purely anthropogenic material, instead becoming an omen that can unfurl through space-time and sculpt what is to come."

"Global warming is threatening biodiversity and ecosystems and five statistics reveal how grave the risk is."

A bastion of biodiversity is ravaged by fires & drought. A rapidly growing city is battered by food shortages, heat & disease. A Pacific island nation is imperiled by rising seas. _...Read More_

“Climate change affects us all, but it doesn’t affect us all equally. Those most affected are often the ones who have done the least to contribute to the problem. That’s why climate change is profoundly unfair.”