A Record-Breaking El Niño and a Silent Atlantic: How Two Extreme Weather Events are Intertwined
Off the Pacific coast of South America, a monumental shift in the Earth’s climate system is taking shape. A massive band of warm water known as El Niño is rapidly…
Bridging the Generational Divide: How Family Friction Over Consumer Habits Connects to the Climate Movement
In contemporary family dynamics, few tensions are as quietly persistent as the clash of consumer philosophies between different generations. A recent exchange published through Grist’s "Ask a Climate Therapist" advice…
The "Super El Niño" of 2026: Record-Breaking Pacific Warming Signals a Dangerous Future for Global Climate
By now, the headlines have become a daily fixture in the global news cycle, describing a weather phenomenon that climate scientists are calling jaw-dropping. Poised to exacerbate global warming to…
UN General Assembly Adopts Landmark Resolution on Sea Level Rise in Rare Multilateral Win
In what represents a stunning and unexpected exception to a deeply strained era of global climate cooperation, world leaders at the United Nations General Assembly have approved a unanimous resolution…
Senate Bipartisan Permitting Reform Talks Hit Midterm Roadblock Amid Surging Energy Demand and Data Center Backlash
As senators prepare to pack their bags and head back to their home states to campaign ahead of the high-stakes midterm elections, a dedicated bipartisan group has been racing against…
Geothermal Energy Surges in the American West to Power Tech Data Centers—Facing a High-Stakes Water Dilemma
Beneath the rugged expanses of the Rocky Mountains, the Sierra Nevada range, and the arid deserts stretching between them lies a massive, untapped energy reservoir, and it has nothing to…
The 10 Percent Ocean Protection Milestone is Misleading, New Research Shows
Earlier this year, ocean conservation advocates celebrated what seemed like a major global milestone: international reports confirmed that 10 percent of the Earth’s oceans had been officially designated as marine…
Climate Change and Wildfires Threaten the 500-Year-Old Arbëreshë Heritage in Sicily
Giorgia Caruso always imagined her children one day inheriting the farm her family has tended for three generations. Her daughters would do more than produce organic meat and dairy. They…
Unlocking Indigenous Leadership: A Blueprint for Global Climate Resilience
From the snow-swept territories of Canada to the lush basins of the Ecuadorian Amazon and the high-altitude landscapes of Nepal, Indigenous lands are increasingly on the frontline of planetary disruption.…
From Wind Boom to Political Bust: How U.S. Offshore Wind Training Programs Are Adapting to Uncertainty
For William “Billy” Bishop, a former Navy sailor and union laborer from Local 1298 on Long Island, the opportunity to work on the water again felt like an ideal career…