Climate

What Music Fans Can Teach Progressive Politicians

By Adam Met

How Soon Should Companies Prepare for a 2°C World?

By Justin Worland

Why 'Hundred-Year' Storms Are Happening More Often

By Jeffrey Kluger

Brazil Finance Chief Sees Climate as Economic Opportunity

By Justin Worland / Los Angeles
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Column: The Shaky Economics of Deep-Sea Mining

If the U.S. wants to secure critical minerals it should invest in mining and processing facilities on home soil rather than the seafloor.

By Victor Vescovo

How Climate Change Affects Your Gut Health

In a warmer world your digestive system may be taking a serious hit.

By Jeffrey Kluger

How Climate Change Threatens Summer Bugs

Many insects are at risk of extinction with climate change. But when it comes to mosquitoes and ticks it feels like there are more of them.

By Simmone Shah

Tornadoes Rip Through Multiple States

At least 28 people died during severe storms in Missouri, Kentucky, and Virginia.

By Chantelle Lee

Climate Change Is Worsening Sleep Apnea

A warming world is disrupting sleep—and endangering health, according to new research.

By Jeffrey Kluger

Clean Energy Tax Debate Will Shape America's Economic Future

To enact the proposed language would deal a swift blow to U.S. efforts to cut emissions and transition to cleaner energy sources.

By Justin Worland

Climate Change Can Increase Health Risks During Pregnancy

A new study shows extreme heat caused by climate change is posing dangerous risks for maternal health and birth outcomes.

By Simmone Shah

Jane Fonda Is on a Mission to Save Ecuador's Rain Forest

On May 13, Jane Fonda joined hundreds of Indigenous people in calling on Ecuador's government to protect the Amazon rain forest.

By Simmone Shah

How Business Is Really Talking About Climate Change 

At the Milken Global Conference, companies talk about protecting themselves from climate risks and how to prioritize investment.

By Justin Worland / Los Angeles

Leaders Hope Pope Leo Will Continue Francis's Climate Legacy

An invitation has already been extended to Pope Leo XIV to attend this year’s COP30 U.N. climate conference in Brazil.

By Simmone Shah

Marina Silva: World Is 'At the Limit' of a Livable Climate

“There was a window of opportunity of not shooting over the 1.5 degree limit, and now it's just a sliver," says Brazil's Marina Silva.

By Justin Worland/Brasilia

What to Know About Pakistan's Ongoing Water Crisis

Pakistan's water supply is already strained by climate change. India's threats could exacerbate the crisis.

By Simmone Shah

More than 99% of the Deep Sea Still Remains a Mystery

Humans have observed less than 0.001% of the deep seafloor—an area roughly the size of Rhode Island—according to new research.

By Simmone Shah

Cutting Europe's Emissions Could Prevent Thousands of Deaths

Experts find that up to 250,000 deaths linked to air pollution in Europe could be prevented by 2050 if emissions are drastically cut.

By Simmone Shah

Can Clean Energy Make Brazil an AI Superpower?

Dozens of data centers are in development across Brazil as big tech companies like Amazon and Microsoft pour billions into the sector there.

By Justin Worland/Rio de Janeiro

The Challenge of Overhauling FEMA In a Climate Changed World

FEMA wasn’t designed to meet our changing climate. But Trump's plan to leave disaster response to states would be "devastating."

By Simmone Shah
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