Climate change affects us all, but in many ways it’s personal: How the climate crisis will play out in one region is different from how it will play out in others, based on geographic, political, and cultural factors. In this webinar, we frame the conversation around the issues that matter most in the southern gulf […]
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Sign up to receive the weekly Climate Beat newsletter. With the $1.9 trillion Covid-19 stimulus package now signed into law, the Biden administration is turning to a new spending bill: $3 trillion to boost the economy, much of it focused on jumpstarting America’s transition to green energy sources. As The New York Times reports, an expected […]
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**The Covering Climate Now team is deeply saddened by yesterday’s shootings in Atlanta. Though authorities have not yet determined a motive for the shootings, the rise of Anti-Asian racism and hate-crimes in America is heartbreaking and unacceptable. We express solidarity with the Asian American community and call on leaders in all circles to stand against hateful rhetoric.** […]
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Climate change affects us all, but in many ways it’s personal: How the climate crisis will play out in one region is different from how it will play out in others, based on geographic, political, and cultural factors. In this webinar, we framed the conversation around the issues that matter in the Great Lakes region: […]
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Chinese President Xi Jinping with U.S Vice President Joe Biden inside the Great Hall of the People on December 4, 2013 in Beijing, China. (Photo by Lintao Zhang/Getty Images) Sign up to receive the weekly Climate Beat newsletter. Chinese president Xi Jinping surprised the world last fall by pledging that his country’s carbon emissions would […]
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Sign up to receive the weekly Climate Beat newsletter. Laypersons call it the Gulf Stream. It’s the current of relatively warm ocean water that flows from the Gulf of Mexico across the Atlantic ocean to Europe. And it’s a big part of why the British Isles and the rest of Europe enjoy the temperate climates […]
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Reporters need to get up to speed fast on the climate story both because scientists say humanity faces a climate emergency AND because the Biden administration is making climate change central to its economic, foreign policy, and social justice agendas. In our latest Talking Shop, we discuss how journalists can raise their own climate competence, […]
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Sign up to receive the weekly Climate Beat newsletter. Texas had only just frozen over. In the wake of a devastating winter storm, millions in the state were without power and struggling to find warmth. They boiled snow for water; some were dying. And against all evidence, the anti-climate political right was grousing about windmills […]
Texas struggles with unprecedented cold and power outages (Photo: Getty) Texas had only just frozen over. In the wake of a devastating winter storm, millions in the state were without power and struggling to find warmth. They boiled snow for water; some were dying. And against all evidence the anti-climate political right was grousing about […]
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