Climate Campaigns vs. Climate Reality

Over the weekend, results of the EU’s parliamentary elections showed a move further to the right — an ominous sign for global climate action. But as Mexico’s recent election demonstrates, voters choosing a seemingly climate-friendly candidate doesn’t necessarily mean sound climate policies will follow. This month’s elections in both Mexico and the EU are a […]

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Cómo una red eléctrica obsoleta puede frenar el avance de las energías renovables

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Are We at Peak CO2 Emissions?

News emerged last week that the world might have turned a corner in the effort to preserve a livable planet. A peak in carbon dioxide emissions could mark a pivotal shift in the climate battle. It’s important for journalists to convey the importance of this news — and to understand what it does and doesn’t […]

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Governor DeSantis’s “Don’t Say Climate Change” Law Won’t Fly With Voters

Sign up for the weekly Climate on the Ballot newsletter. Every Monday, in Climate on the Ballot, we pass along a topic to help you integrate climate into your newsroom’s campaign reporting. Consider sharing this newsletter with your colleagues on the politics beat. Vea la versión en español de “El clima en la boleta.” This […]

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