California Is America’s Climate Hero. But Who Gets the Credit?
Inside the (mostly) friendly tug-of-war at the Global Climate Action Summit over who's greenest.
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Can California Actually Achieve Carbon Neutrality by 2045?
Governor Jerry Brown has signed multiple pieces of legislation that codify California's ongoing transition away from relying on fossil fuels for energy.
At the GCAS in San Francisco, the Youth Have a Voice—But Only One
An interview with Jamie Margolin, founder of Zero Hour and the youngest official speaker at this week's climate summit in San Francisco.
‘Solidarity’ Is the Cry at the Global Climate Action Summit. But It Means Different Things to Different People.
Analyzing the tensions around this week's climate talks in San Francisco.
Big Oil’s Black Mark on California’s Climate Record
The state's oil regulator has the dual burden of facilitating oil development while protecting the environment and public health. Can it do both?
At GCAS, Jerry Brown Says ‘The Future Is Us.’ Unfortunately, He’s Right.
Local leaders from around the world convene at this week's Global Climate Action Summit in San Francisco.
California Commits to 100 Percent Renewable Energy by 2045
Governor Jerry Brown signed legislation on Monday setting a goal of 100 percent renewable energy for the state by 2045.
‘They Won’t Be Able to Eat Their Money’: A Dispatch From the ‘Rise for Climate’ March
Pacific Standard spoke with Amazonian activists, grandmothers, and small children at Saturday's march in San Francisco.