‘Which climate change jobs will be in high demand in the future?’
If you’re interested in helping the environment, consider one of these careers.
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Women scientists launch ‘Science Moms,’ a climate campaign aimed at mothers
'Moms tend to trust other moms.'
New tool called ‘Vulcan’ could help cities better estimate their carbon dioxide emissions
It relies on data about pollution from power plants, factories, buildings, and vehicles across the U.S.
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Revitalized U.S. urgency on climate change and national security
The Biden administration’s national security concerns over climate change mark a sharp shift from the Trump administration approach.
Most newspaper editorials mum on Biden 50% by 2030 pledge
A review of more than 400 U.S. newspaper front and editorial pages indicates Biden's climate change promise drew only modest attention.
Environmental engineer launches group for Latinos in sustainability
‘Students and young professionals are really hungry to understand … how they get their foot in the door.’
Affordable housing could be hit hard as sea levels rise
The number of affordable housing units at risk of coastal flooding could triple within a few decades, a recent analysis found.
Empire State Realty Trust agrees to buy 300 million kilowatt hours of wind energy
‘That's enough energy to light every house in New York state for a whole month.’
Why is it raining so hard? Global warming is delivering heavier downpours
Across most of the U.S., extreme precipitation is on the rise. Here’s what you can do to prepare for a more flood-prone future.
Cities’ notable efforts on climate change
With the world's population increasingly in metropolitan areas, cities are key to shaping our climate future.
Four electric cargo cycles deliver packages in Miami
Shipping giant DHL is testing the e-cycles as a climate-friendly alternative to delivery trucks and vans.
Learn more about the climate crisis, from causes to solutions.
COMMENTARY
With seas rising, stalled research budgets must also rise
Increased funds now for sea-level rise research can save money in the long run.
Why scientists shouldn’t heed calls to ‘stay in our lane’
What happens when a world-renowned climate scientist decides to 'not park my citizenship at the door' simply because he is a scientist? Ben Santer recounts his very personal and heart-felt experiences.
The choice is clear: Fair climate policy or no climate policy
The Biden administration's emphasis on equity in policy making, while facing challenges, is critical to an effective climate change strategy.
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‘Will action to slow climate change make the world poorer?’
Some economists say that meeting the goals of the Paris agreement will make global poverty worse. But that argument ignores some stark realities.
‘Are leaf blowers bad for us?’
Advice on lawn maintenance that helps protect the health of your community and the climate.
‘How much will it cost to slow climate change?’
When you account for the advantages to our health, the benefits of phasing out fossil fuels far outweigh the price.
‘We can’t get along in the U.S. Should I just move to Europe?’
A reader worries about how Americans might react to serious climate disruption.
EDITOR’S PICKS
Why is it raining so hard? Global warming is delivering heavier downpours
Across most of the U.S., extreme precipitation is on the rise. Here’s what you can do to prepare for a more flood-prone future.
Most newspaper editorials mum on Biden 50% by 2030 pledge
A review of more than 400 U.S. newspaper front and editorial pages indicates Biden's climate change promise drew only modest attention.
