The Numbness of Nice
When the Paris attacks occurred, I was in Santa Barbara, California, preparing for a long reporting trip weaving…
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India’s Next Decade Could Decide the Future of Our Climate
How India builds its energy grid could decide the fate of humanity. Maybe we should help the country out.
World Leaders Have Promised to Fix the Climate, but the Real Work Will Fall to Cities, Businesses, and You
Cities, states, and businesses—not just those world leaders in Paris—will save us from climate change. Here’s what they’re going to do.
Can Congress Stop the Climate Change Deal?
Here are the Senate’s options for trying to muck up the international agreement made in Paris.
‘The People Will Have the Last Word’: Red Lines and Marches at the Close of the Paris Agreement
After dancing around the margins of the COP, on December 12, civil society finally got its day in the spotlight.
America’s Depressing Double Standard on Religious Violence
After Paris, Colorado Springs, and San Bernardino, can the American public come to grips with the skewed nature of our fear of terrorism?
Meet the Country That’s Making Carbon Reduction Look Easy
The tiny South Asian kingdom of Bhutan absorbs three times as much carbon as it emits.
The First Week at COP21: Competing Realities in Paris
The climate summit emerges from a rocky week with a new text. Negotiations have been transparent and equitable—or maybe opaque and grossly unbalanced. Welcome to the COP-Spin Zone.
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.
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.