Pakistan’s ‘End of Days’ 2022 monsoon season
New video explores severe drought and famine in Pakistan after a historically dangerous summer.
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What can YOU do about climate change? Take this quiz to find out.
Everyone has a special role in the struggle for a stable climate. What’s yours? The authors offer some questions to help you find it.
Lake Okeechobee in good shape to handle Hurricane Ian’s rains
Ian’s rains helped alleviate a potential water shortage in South Florida by filling Lake Okeechobee.
Ian is gone, but death toll still climbing
A new hurricane, Orlene, should weaken before striking Mexico’s Pacific coast.
Hurricane Ian plows into South Carolina
Damage from Ian’s 2nd U.S. landfall will be far less than that in Florida, where a massive recovery effort lies ahead.
Climate activists in Los Angeles won a ban on new oil and gas wells
Now they’re making sure the city follows through.
Ian’s rampage across Florida leaves a trail of ruin
As Floridians carry out rescues and assess damage, Ian heads for another landfall in the Carolinas.
How public art is helping Miami Beach reckon with sea-level rise
For one project, artist misael soto created an amphitheater out of sandbags.
Ian smashes into southwest Florida with historic force
The Cat 4 storm will be one of the strongest landfalling hurricanes in U.S. history.
Learn more about the climate crisis, from causes to solutions.
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Community forest project brings together people who have been excluded from environmentalism
With a new $4.5 million grant, the Shelterwood Collective will manage the land using Indigenous methods.
Almost half a million people have played this climate change card game
The game was created by Climate Fresk, a French organization, to make it easier for people to understand climate science.
12 titles for a multidisciplinary curriculum on climate change
A quintessential many-faceted global challenge deserves a many-faceted reading list.
policy & politics
An extreme weather/climate change communications ‘masterclass’
Yale Climate Connections meteorologist Bob Henson delivered clear, sound, and concise analysis in a recent interview with CNN. Take a look.
Young people care about things that matter
In response to ‘The kids are not OK,’ a three Ss approach to addressing climate change: Simple, Serious, and Solvable.
The kids are not OK
Some valuable lessons learned: Listen first, speak second. Don’t just inform and educate … enable and engage. And apply those lessons at next opportunity.
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Studying hurricanes at sea to save lives on shore
Saildrones and other instruments collect real-time storm data, including on Category 4 Hurricane Fiona as it approaches eastern Canada.
Lake Okeechobee in good shape to handle Hurricane Ian’s rains
Ian’s rains helped alleviate a potential water shortage in South Florida by filling Lake Okeechobee.
