Diamond Dust Won’t Cool Earth: Geoengineering Strategy Debunked
The idea of cooling the planet by reflecting sunlight – a field known as solar geoengineering – continues to generate both hope and concern as the … Read more
Climate change
Climate Action Shifts: Why the World Is Looking Beyond the US
Greetings from London. A week immersed in the conversations, events, and meetings of Climate Action Week has underscored a significant shift: while the urgency of addressing … Read more
Geopolitical Shocks & Economic Resilience: A Green Industrial Strategy
The escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, specifically the ongoing US-Israeli war with Iran, are not simply a regional crisis. They represent a fundamental shift … Read more
2025 Shatters Heat Records: UN Warns of Climate Emergency & Long-Term Impacts
The Earth is experiencing an unprecedented heat surge, with 2025 marking a novel record for trapped heat, according to a new report from the United Nations. … Read more
Green Clay Tennis Courts Absorb CO2 & Fight Climate Change, Study Finds
The familiar green clay of a tennis court may offer more than just a slower playing surface. A new study reveals that these courts, constructed with … Read more
Pakistan’s Solar Boom Shields It From Oil Crisis | Fast Company
Karachi, Pakistan – As geopolitical tensions drive up global oil prices, Pakistan is finding an unlikely lifeline in a rapidly expanding solar energy sector. The country, … Read more
Rising Temperatures & Inactivity: Climate Change Health Risks by 2050
The simple act of staying active could develop into significantly harder for millions around the world by 2050, not due to lack of will, but due … Read more
Gavin Newsom’s California: How Policies Harm Minority Communities
Gavin Newsom complains of “faux outrage” over his comments to a largely black audience in Atlanta about his SAT scores, in which he implied a shared … Read more
Albert Brave Tiger Lee: LA Times Videographer & Award-Winning Storyteller
The situation surrounding the Colorado River is increasingly critical, with water levels continuing to decline and posing significant challenges for the millions who rely on it. … Read more
EPA Rescinds Greenhouse Gas Rule: A Setback, But Not Climate Action’s End
The Environmental Protection Agency’s recent decision to rescind its 2009 “endangerment finding” – the determination that greenhouse gases pose a risk to public health – marks … Read more