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We know what we need to do for the climate, so why don’t we just do it? A neurosurgeon explains. → Read More
Researchers are exploring a vast and poorly understood underground world that can be vital in the era of global warming. → Read More
The collapse of climate legislation is a blow to global efforts to address warming. → Read More
In the absence of national climate measures in the United States, how much can be done at the local level? Our reporters talk about the opportunities and barriers. → Read More
Climate advocates are warning against a European proposal to subsidize the fossil fuel. → Read More
Los Angeles and Santiago are two of the latest cities to impose strict water restrictions in an effort to avoid disastrous shortages in the future. → Read More
Activists are deploying the moral authority of mothers to push for climate action. Their protests must steer clear of nap time. → Read More
Prices are soaring as industry leaders meet in Houston. The vibe at the conference is “we’re part of the solution.” → Read More
Its backers say it will jump-start investments in clean energy that would not otherwise draw private investors. → Read More
China’s updated targets for cutting emissions to fight climate change reiterate what its leader pledged nearly a year ago. That doesn’t bode well for progress at next week’s global climate summit. → Read More
It marks a major shift for one of the biggest backers of coal-fired plants globally. Still, China remains heavily reliant on new coal plants at home, and is the world’s top emitter of greenhouse gases. → Read More
An accounting of promises made by countries in the years since the Paris accord found that they are not enough to avoid drastic impacts from climate change. → Read More
Storms, floods, wildfires and to a lesser degree, conflict, uprooted millions globally in 2020 — the largest human displacement in more than a decade. → Read More
The gap between rich and poor countries on vaccinations highlights the failure of richer nations to see it in their self-interest to urgently help poorer ones fight a shared crisis. → Read More
The Biden administration is blocking the export of supplies that Indian vaccine makers say they need to expand production. → Read More
India’s crisis could bring to a halt Africa’s vaccination campaign, which has 17 percent of the world’s people and relies on vaccines produced in India. → Read More
The teenage activist, citing concerns about global vaccine inequality, said she would not attend the meeting “unless everyone can take part on the same terms.” → Read More
With dozens of countries struggling to manage both staggering debt and mounting climate disasters, some financial leaders are calling for green debt relief. → Read More
Pescatarians take note: Farmed fish are eating more veggies and less wild fish, according to new research. That’s good news for nature. → Read More
New climate pledges submitted to the United Nations would reduce greenhouse gas emissions by less than 1 percent, the world body announced. → Read More