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Why Coffee Farmers Are Looking at the Excelsa Bean

By Sam Mednick / AP

What is NOAA? Layoffs Spark Concerns

By Nik Popli

NOAA: DOGE Fires Hundreds of Employees at Climate Disaster Agency

By Seth Borenstein / AP

How Trump Is Trying to Undo the Inflation Reduction Act 

By Simmone Shah
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Why Trump May Want Ukraine's Minerals

The U.S. will have access to Ukraine's mineral wealth under a deal the two countries are expected to sign later this week.

By ALEXA ST. JOHN / AP

How Climate Change Will Affect Seasons

As the warming trend continues, experts say the four seasons as we know them will change.

By Simmone Shah

Women’s Climate Leadership Takes Collaboration and Courage

Shyla Raghav moderated a conversation with four female climate leaders at TIME’s annual Women of the Year Leadership Forum. 

By Rebecca Schneid

The Case for Ditching Fossil Fuels

Billionaire mining CEO Andrew Forrest faces his biggest challenge yet: convincing investors, employees, and other CEOs that going green is worth the risks.

By Justin Worland

The Climate Stakes of Germany's Election

For Germans heading to the polls for a snap election, climate is not quite as important a factor as it used to be.

By Simmone Shah

Tom Steyer Bets That Climate Action Is Good Business

Steyer is not the only investor sticking with climate, though few are likely to be as steadfast in their determination.

By Justin Worland

Australia Has Lessons for L.A. on Dealing With Fires

Yes, the L.A. blazes were worsened by climate change. But that doesn’t mean people are powerless.

By Charlie Campbell / Melbourne and Canberra

Trump Fires About 1,000 National Park Workers

The permanent staff cuts could leave parks understaffed and facing tough decisions about operating hours, public safety, and resource protection.

By MATTHEW DALY / AP

Here Are Trump's Major Moves to Dismantle Climate Action

Trump has implemented a slew of actions that stand to have wide-reaching impacts on climate policies.

By Simmone Shah

COP30 President on Trump

André Corrêa do Lago, the newly appointed head of this year's United Nations climate conference, faces a tough climate task.

By Justin Worland

How Climate Change Impacts Winter Weather

With much of the U.S. blanked in snow this week, many might be wondering what our warming climate means for the future of our winters. 

By Simmone Shah

Why Climate Change Sometimes Brings Major Winter Storms

Winter storms will not become a thing of the past as temperatures rise. Here's how climate change affects snow storms.

By Simmone Shah

The Plastic vs. Paper Straw Debate, Explained

Here’s what to know about the history and controversy of straws after Trump issued an executive order about them.

By Chad de Guzman

What Whiplash U.S. Climate Policy Means for Business

President Trump says he’s helping business with deregulation. The truth is more complicated.

By Justin Worland

How Climate Change Is Affecting the NFL

New data finds rising temperatures affecting games in 30 football cities.

By Jeffrey Kluger

For Elizabeth Yeampierre, the Environment Is a Civil Rights Issue

In 1996, the New York-based civil rights organization known as UPROSE was struggling. Founded by Puerto Rican activists, the organization could tout a rich history of organizing amid the rapid change of the 1960s, but...

By Justin Worland
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