In the United States, the words “climate change” are starting to lose their power. Not because the crisis isn’t real, it is, but because the language we use to talk about it is too abstract, too ...

Just Stop Oil’s campaign may be over, but the emotional legacy it leaves behind—frustration, urgency, and debate—will outlast its tactics. But the intense backlash directed at JSO is not evidence that ...

You should be as worried about rising temperatures as a child crossing a street — aware of both the threat and how to mitigate it. A new poll from the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication ...

Climate change shapes where and how we live. That's why NPR is dedicating a week to stories about solutions for building and living on a hotter planet. VIENNA — At the edge of a wide, grassy park in ...

Parents are deeply worried about the climate crisis and their children's future, but a new University of Bath study shows many struggle to live low‑carbon lives. Time pressures, lack of affordable ...

This story first appeared in WFAE's Climate News newsletter. You can sign up here to get this news first. A surprise opening act for Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts is preaching the gospel of climate ...

No one understands the 2°C climate change target, it’s time to reframe the debate around the real, tangible impact of climate change – like floods and wildfires, says Lewis Liu I was recently at a ...

Google’s newest AI model is going to scour the Earth and, ideally, help it out. That's the plan, anyway. The mission is to find out once and for all, in fine detail, what we are doing to our planet.

The term "climate change" has become overly politicized and ineffective in motivating action. Framing climate action as an industrial revolution, focusing on jobs and economic growth, resonates better ...

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