Planet Days

As the Arctic melts, the rest of the world will face the consequences of rising sea levels and runaway emissions.

We break down IEA’s milestones to achieve net zero, and how the U.S.’s climate ambitions stack up.

California is already grappling with a warmer, drier reality, leading to larger questions about livability in the West.

With few exceptions, COVID-19 resources are not going to countries most affected by the virus — and that’s a troubling sign for climate aid.

We rarely stop to consider the harm done by burning fossil fuels — or eating meat.

There’s a culture war between conservatives and liberals over meat. And the debate once again stalls climate action.

We break down the top goals of Biden’s Earth Day summit, and how the U.S. did (and did not) achieve them.

With another daunting fire season ahead of us, it’s time to take real action on climate impacts.

Several factors prevent a full-scale dethroning of King Coal.

Neither the U.S. nor China have proven leaders on climate action (yet). But the future of our Planet hinges on how they get along.

Instead of focusing on climate, Biden is leaning into jobs, calling his infrastructure plan a “once-in-a-generation investment in America.”

Writing about the climate crisis shouldn’t seek to just inform people of the dangers — it should offer solutions and inspire action.

Not one of the six U.S. stimulus packages have taken significant action on climate. But we may finally be at a turning (or breaking) point.

Even $2 trillion won’t clean up air travel.

No matter how you look at it, we’re losing the fight against climate change.

With an entire minority party either unwilling or incapable of passing climate legislation, a little-understood tool could save us.

Joe Manchin might be onto something.

Climate change will only make weather extremes more likely. And Texas is glaringly underprepared.