Blue Carbon: Sinking It in the Sea

January 27, 2023

<p dir="ltr">When most of us think about using nature to remove carbon dioxide from the air, we think of trees. Yet blue carbon, a new name for

Activism, Art and Environmental Justice

January 20, 2023

<p dir="ltr">On Climate One we often try to shine a light on the vast inequities that exist between those who benefit from extracting and burning

REWIND: Coping with Climate through Music

January 13, 2023

<p dir="ltr">Music and social movements have historically gone hand in hand. Folk music played a unifying role for the labor movements in the United

REWIND: Molly Wood on Tech, Money and Survival

January 6, 2023

<p dir="ltr">After a 20-year career as a tech reporter for CNET and the public radio program Marketplace, Molly Wood has come to see the climate

Revisiting The Enablers: The Firms Behind Fossil Fuel Falsehoods

December 30, 2022

<p dir="ltr">For years, fossil fuel companies have claimed to support climate science and policy. Many have recently pledged to hit net zero emissions

2022: This Year in Climate

December 23, 2022

<p dir="ltr">As 2022 comes to a close, Climate One takes a look back at the climate highs and lows and revisits conversations with some of the most

Stefan Rahmstorf: 2022 Schneider Award Winner

December 16, 2022

<p dir="ltr">Every year, we grant an award in memory of pioneering climate scientist Steve Schneider, a who fiercely took on the denial machine from

Green Buildings: Cooking Without Gas

December 9, 2022

<p dir="ltr">As we move towards a fossil fuel-free future, it’s become common for homeowners to install solar panels to provide themselves with

What’s in My Air?

December 2, 2022

<p dir="ltr">Key to addressing the climate crisis is having an accurate picture of greenhouse gas emissions. Over a 20-year period, methane is 80