May 7, 2024

Canary Islanders Protest Tourism

On April 20th, more than 57,000 local citizens and 20 local organizations joined an island-wide protest in the Canary

May 1, 2024

Water Shortage In Mexico City

Did you know that Mexico City – one of the largest cities in the world – is experiencing a historic water crisis? Many

Apr 23, 2024

Historic Floods In The Middle East

On April 16, the glitzy city of Dubai was drenched by a historic downpour.Lightning strikes flashed around the peak of

Apr 15, 2024

Caught Smuggling Greenhouse Gases!

Did you know that a California man was recently arrested and charged for allegedly smuggling greenhouse gases from

Apr 9, 2024

Paris Prepares For A Green Olympics

The Olympics are back this summer... As 10,500 athletes vie for gold, host city Paris is looking to make the

Mar 31, 2024

Cherry Blossoms Bloom Early!

Cherry blossom season is here—but has it come too early? During the National Cherry Blossom Festival, over a million

Mar 22, 2024

U.S Has A New Climate Envoy

Earlier this month, John Kerry gave his parting speech as he stepped down from his role as the U.S. Special

Mar 11, 2024

A Climate Scientist Fights... And Wins

After a decade-long legal battle, Dr. Michael Mann, a famous climate scientist, has finally won his defamation

Feb 19, 2024

Why Cold Weather Affects Electric Vehicles

As temperatures chilled in January, so did electric vehicles from Chicago to northern Texas, where lows of up to -9 °F

Feb 3, 2024

Climate Debate In Texas Schools

A controversy has been brewing in Texas over how climate change is taught in textbooks. In November of last year,

Feb 1, 2024

A Success Story In Portugal

Portugal had a very exciting week in November 2023. The country set not one, but three climate records. Due to

Jan 25, 2024

2023: A Year In Review

2023 has been a whirlwind of year. From natural disasters to scientific discoveries to landmark policies, we have

Dec 5, 2023

What Is Loss And Damage?

The annual United Nations climate conference, informally known as COP28, concluded on Dec 13 this year.  The ten-

Nov 21, 2023

Climate Impacts French Cheese

Home to Paris and the Eiffel Tower, France is also known for its cheeses. In global cheese markets, French fromage (

Nov 13, 2023

Acapulco's Road To Recovery

It was a calm morning on October 25th as a breeze blew through the beautiful city of Acapulco, Mexico. Otis, a

Nov 7, 2023

The Problem With Groundwater In Arizona

Arizona is known for many things like being home to the Grand Canyon, and since 1968, the famous London Bridge!

Oct 6, 2023

Auto Workers Strike In Michigan

Since September 15, workers from automobile manufacturers in Michigan have been on strike. What began as a small

Oct 2, 2023

Why Is California Suing Oil Companies?

The state of California is suing five of the world’s biggest oil companies. On September 15, Governor Gavin Newsom and

Sep 14, 2023

Storms And Floods In September

In a summer that broke heat records, the world also saw its share of unusual hurricanes and intense storms.

Sep 11, 2023

A Summer Of Heatwaves And Wildfires

Smoke fills the New York air, fueled by fires thousands of miles away in Canada. Europe struggles through another

May 1, 2023

Willow Project Steams Ahead

At the northernmost tip of Alaska lies the US’ single most vast expanse of untouched wilderness. However, in mid-March

Apr 30, 2023

The Train Disaster In Ohio

Did you hear about the train derailment in Ohio? It has been a few months since the accident, and many people may have

Apr 20, 2023

A Big Win For A Small Island Nation

Everyone can agree that governments are morally obligated to protect their citizens. But what if countries were also

Apr 1, 2023

Netherlands To Cut Flights

Who would’ve thought that the Netherlands is the birthplace of donuts and wi-fi? It’s true, I assure you. In