Climate Change
Marketing and advertising companies create slick campaigns to make the oil and gas industry look cleaner. Until they choose not to.
The food we grow and eat influences every aspect of our cities, our communities and ourselves. But in a world of global food monopolies, how can we future-proof food?
As global temperatures rise, our cities are facing an existential problem: How can they combat extreme heat?
Solar and wind are more reliable in catastrophes –– and we need them to slow the worsening climate crisis.
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Writing in The New York Times, Francis chastised governments that ignored "mounting deaths" and warned about other "unseen viruses" such as climate change.
The former Federal Reserve chair isn’t the candidate climate activists wanted, but her record gives them “a lot to be optimistic and hopeful about.”
It’s not the climate "czar" job advocates want to see, but progressives are hopeful that’s coming, too.
To the atmosphere, this year’s “return to nature” — a silver lining for some amid a deadly virus — was virtually meaningless.
Biden has pledged to rejoin the Paris climate accord and to invest $2 trillion to wean the country off planet-warming fossil fuels.
"Saving the world from the climate crisis is our common responsibility,” writes the 84-year-old spiritual leader.