Before and After the Paris March That Never Happened
On Saturday, activists stood in the cold collecting four tons of donated shoes. On Sunday, the anarchists showed up.
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Catastrophic Consequences of Climate Change
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Is There Really a Link Between Climate Change and National Security?
It would appear so, going by current research.
Will This Year’s International Climate Change Pledges Actually Work?
We look at a model of the consequences of different countries' pledges.
The Weekend of Worldwide Climate Marches in 10 Photos
From New York to New Delhi, citizens and activists gathered in astonishing numbers at more than 2,000 events around the globe.
‘If You Block Me, You Block the Angels’: Scenes From a Mainly Peaceful Protest in Paris
When the government said they couldn’t march, activists covered the Place de la République with shoes—and an estimated 10,000 people gathered to form a human chain.
Why We Need The Paris Climate Talks More Than Ever
It's not just about rebuking the terrorists—it's about making sure we don't let climate change create more of them.
The Cost of Inaction With Climate Change
No pressure COP21 delegates, but an Oxfam report finds that, unless progress is made in Paris, climate change could cost the developing world billions.
Chasing the Rain in Zimbabwe
How the West can (and must) help developing countries adapt to extreme weather.
What Is Happening in Paris, and What Do All These Acronyms Mean?
At COP21, the UNFCCC will take the findings of the IPCC, assess the INDCs of 195 signatory countries, and help LDCs limit their GHGs. Here is what all of that means.
In Climate Change, Psychology Often Gets Lost in Translation
Why do we only allow a narrow sliver of psychological research to influence the discussion around climate change?