Meet Rose Abramoff, Climate Scientist Turned Climate Activist By Juliet Grable March 21, 2024 Abramoff is one of the few federal scientists fired for their climate activism In this story: climate change
EPA’s New Tailpipe Rules Put the US on the Road to an Electric Future By Syris Valentine March 20, 2024 New car and truck rules mark one of the Biden administration’s biggest climate action moves In this story: transportation, EPA
The Epic Wildfire in the Texas Panhandle Is Just a Preview By Christopher Collins March 19, 2024 Texas officials go to bat for oil and gas while the climate-fueled Smokehouse Creek Fire still rages In this story: wildfire, climate change
Climate-Science Deniers, Right-Wing Think Tanks, and Fossil Fuel Shills Are Plotting Against the Clean Energy Transition By Rebecca Burns March 12, 2024 Inside the conspiracy to take down wind and solar power In this story: clean energy, wind, solar
Has Geothermal’s Moment Finally Arrived? By Stephen Robert Miller March 11, 2024 A new generation of innovators is gambling on its future In this story: geothermal power, clean energy
Appalachian Organizations Are Working to Make the Region a Hub for Green Manufacturing and Clean Energy By Austyn Gaffney March 6, 2024 New federal funding will help small and medium-size manufacturers join the emerging circular economy In this story: clean energy
Dengue Fever Is Spreading With Climate Change and Urbanization By Jill Langlois March 5, 2024 The mosquito-borne disease is on the rise even in countries with no history of dengue epidemics In this story: water, urban living, climate change, health
Why Are Fossil Fuel Ideologues Tilting at Windmills? By Jason Mark March 11, 2024 There's a conspiracy to take down wind and solar power hiding in plain sight In this story: clean energy, wind, solar
Climate Fiction and Dune: Lost in Adaptation By Rebecca Long March 1, 2024 Frank Herbert’s "Dune" is a work of climate fiction. So why have filmmakers struggled to make the eco-plot clearer? In this story: film, books, climate change
Wisconsin's Warmest Winter By Lydia Larsen February 29, 2024 Late-February temperatures in the high 50s spell trouble for snow tourism in Wisconsin’s Northwoods In this story: climate change