A new climate model shows social norms can speed up or slow emissions cuts, revealing how culture shapes global climate action.
In 2023, broadcast TV news coverage of climate change decreased by 25% from the previous year, and discussion of climate change within the context of the 2024 election appeared in just a handful of ...
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Tria Pilganker advocates for 'survivability' over sustainability in climate discussion
A Call for Action on Climate Change Tria Pilganker recently engaged in a vital discussion regarding climate issues, urging a ...
To the editor: The testimony before the Borough Assembly on June 27 was mostly in favor of the now-passed Climate Action Plan. Many people made eloquent statements regarding the disaster of the ...
Across the world, women and girls remain disproportionately affected by the negative impacts of climate change. While it remains a global phenomenon that impacts everyone on the planet to some degree, ...
How polarized is America when it comes to climate change? A lot in some ways, not so much in others. While most Republicans do not see climate change as an urgent issue, they are supportive of a ...
The groups, which are springing up across the country, allow people to talk through their emotions around environmental change. By Lola Fadulu and Emily Schmall Lola Fadulu reported from New York, and ...
Human-caused climate change is now affecting everyone around the world. Its health impacts are being tracked, focusing on physical health. Tracking climate change’s mental health impacts is far ...
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