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June 12, 2025

How To Save The Amazon

Listen to the people who live there, a slain journalist advises

June 5, 2025

Sleepwalking Through the Climate Emergency

A shrewd observer of authoritarianism warns against normalizing what should shock us

May 29, 2025

Nuclear’s False Promise

A new book explains why nuclear power is not much of a climate solution

June 3, 2025

Can Philanthropy Replace US Climate Funding?

The short answer is no, but increased climate funding could fill gaps and attract investment

May 20, 2025

When Climate Action Meets Christian Faith

Christian communities around the world are focusing on protecting “God’s creation”

May 6, 2025

Taking Big Oil to Court

Communities across the US are suing to make fossil fuel companies pay up for climate damages

June 10, 2025

Covering Heat Action Plans

Explore how city heat action plans aim to minimize the impact of the world’s deadliest extreme weather event

May 27, 2025

Covering Coastal Flooding and Sea Level Rise

Explore how rising sea levels are leading to more frequent and more impactful flooding events, even on sunny days.

April 29, 2025

Covering Public Support for Government Climate Action

Explore how the global majority not only cares about climate change, but wants their governments to “do more” to address it.

October 26, 2023

Q&A: Ritwika Mitra’s Reporting on Gender Shows Climate Change’s Fingerprints

We spoke with Indian freelance journalist Ritwika Mitra about reporting on climate from the Sundarbans region, earning trust in local communities, and finding the climate angle in every story.

June 19, 2023

Q&A: Guardian Climate Justice Reporter Nina Lakhani Asks Who Should Own the Climate Narrative

What would it look like to bring the climate story down to earth—and moreover to center our stories on those who are most vulnerable?

February 10, 2022

Q&A: Al Jazeera’s Giles Trendle on Covering Climate Across Borders and Boundaries

Giles Trendle, managing director of Al Jazeera English, talks about what he calls “the tyranny of immediacy,” finding space for climate stories amid otherwise crammed news cycles, and the value of collaboration on the climate story.

November 11, 2024

What the Election of Donald Trump Means for Ongoing Climate Action

Inside: Reporting ideas about the election’s impact on climate

November 4, 2024

Reporting on the Day After

Inside: Reporting ideas about the election’s impact on climate

October 28, 2024

How Hurricanes Helene and Milton Delivered an October Surprise

Yet more evidence that climate is paramount in this election — and that its outcome will bear direct consequences as unnatural disasters increase

March 6, 2025

The Media Needs to Show How the Climate Crisis is Fueling the LA Wildfires

With few exceptions, the news has shied away from showing how the unfolding climate crisis plays a large role in the disaster

February 7, 2024

This Is the Year of the Climate Election. Journalists Should Cover It That Way

The press is covering the 2024 campaign as if climate isn’t on the ballot, but 56% of US voters are “concerned” or “alarmed” about the crisis

October 25, 2022

Climate Change Is Here — but so Are the Solutions

In this guide for audiences, learn what individuals and communities can do to help solve the climate crisis.

May 21, 2025

The 89 Percent Project: By the Numbers

We run through some numbers from the launch week, and invite you to get involved

April 25, 2025

Thank you for your support of The 89 Percent Project!

Inside: A Joint Coverage Week recap and what’s next for our 89 Percent initiative

April 24, 2025

The latest from Day 4 of 89 Percent Project Coverage

Inside: New stories and who’s talking about the 89 Percent Project

October 12, 2021

Greta Thunberg Is “Open” to Meeting Biden at UN Climate Summit

In the lead-up to COP26, the Swedish activist talks about Biden’s climate plan, the media’s responsibility, and what gives her hope.

December 2, 2020

UN Secretary General: Without the US in the Paris Agreement, Humanity Faces Climate ‘Suicide’

Joining China and other big polluters, Biden’s pledge of “net zero” US emissions by 2050 brings the Paris Agreement goals “within reach.”

September 9, 2020

UN Secretary General Says COVID-19 Spending Must Be “Climate-Smart”

Governments should use COVID-19 economic recovery for “massive investments” in green jobs and technologies, Secretary General António Guterres says in interviews by Covering Climate Now partners NBC News, Noticias Telemundo and Agence France Presse.