Chasing the Rain in Zimbabwe
How the West can (and must) help developing countries adapt to extreme weather.
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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?
There Is No Legal Protection for Climate Change Refugees—and That’s Inexcusable
Solutions are available. We just need the political will to pursue them.
Say Goodbye to Snowpack
Snow-dependent drainage basins that supply much of the world with water are steadily declining.
Climate Investing Totaled $391 Billion in 2014—But Is That Enough?
The Climate Policy Initiative’s new 2015 report offers a bit of hope, plus some helpful directives for future green investment.
Could Climate Change Trigger Another Genocide?
Historian and author Timothy Snyder discusses climate change, genocide, and the ideology of Hitler.
Can the Paris Talks Save the Amazon?
During COP21, the International Rights of Nature Tribunal will also meet in Paris. Can Ecuador protect Yasuni National Park—and how can other countries learn from South America?
Something’s Hot in the State of Denmark
An 18-year survey hints at how global warming may be changing the face of Danish bugs.
At Paris, the United States Finally Has a Chance to Be a Climate Hero
President Obama's handling of the Keystone Pipeline is just the latest in a series of moves by the administration that position America to lead negotiations—in spite of domestic denialism.