by Stephanie Noren on September 18, 2020

An unprecedented use of the word "unprecedented" in describing recent climate impacts. For many across the West Coast, the end of summer has been harrowing with hellish wildfires and living under unchanging grey and smoky skies, or watching the slow march of flood waters rise in the streets. We’re living through extraordinarily complex and challenging times, and continuous news coverage of multiple crises can feel extreme and extractive.

by Jonathan Lawson on September 8, 2020

Big oil takes heat for lobbying against clean energy... plus more of the latest climate news.

by Stephanie Noren on August 24, 2020

Do Democrats oppose fossil fuel subsidies?

by Jonathan Lawson on August 7, 2020

The next frontier for clean energy transition: clean buildings.

by Jonathan Lawson on July 17, 2020

Take a quick survey to see where you fit into the "six Americas" of climate change. Also: It was a bad week for the fossil fuel industry... and Time Magazine spotlights climate justice.

by Jonathan Lawson on July 2, 2020

Climate change tied to pregnancy risks—especially for Black women. Also, Seattle's new arena scores for climate action; Facebook is under pressure to get serious about hate speech...and climate action

by Jonathan Lawson on June 18, 2020

Black, indigenous and people of color leading within the environmental community are making the case that the climate movement must focus on the need to address police violence because an effective climate justice movement depends on BIPOC leadership.

by Jonathan Lawson on May 29, 2020

Who gets to enjoy a clean environment... or the environment at all?

by Jonathan Lawson on April 23, 2020

Oil prices go bonkers... and once the world wakes up, can't it be to a clean energy future?

by Jonathan Lawson on April 10, 2020

Fossil fuel ambulance chasing, coronavirus and climate.