Heavy Weather: Balancing Joy and Despair

September 27, 2019

Can we still find happiness in our daily lives without ignoring the dark reality of climate chaos? Author and meditation teacher Mark Coleman recalls

Drawdown: Do We Have What It Takes to Solve Climate Change?

August 2, 2019

When it comes to solving climate change, where do we start?The organization Project Drawdown has published a list of top solutions for climate change

If You Won't, We Will: Youth Action on Climate

May 31, 2019

Although many climate conversations talk about impacts on future generations, all too often those younger generations are not at the table or in the

Let's Talk Solutions: Global Climate Action Summit (Extended Version)

September 12, 2018

On the eve of the Global Climate Action Summit (GCAS), we started the conversation about how solutions could be led by states, cities, businesses and

Making the Grade: Corporations and the Paris Climate Accord

July 1, 2018

When you think of climate activism, Wall Street doesn’t immediately come to mind. But as investors are coming to realize, they do have a voice – and a

A Paris Progress Report

May 17, 2018

In June 2017, President Trump announced his plan to withdraw the country from the 2015 Paris Climate Accord, claiming it disadvantaged the United

Selling the Science of Climate Change

May 4, 2018

The scientific consensus is that human activity is cooking the planet and disrupting our economies. Yet many people still don’t believe that climate

Inheriting Climate Change

June 11, 2017

Do the baby boomers owe millennials a clean planet? Or is it every generation for itself? Consumption-crazed baby boomers are leaving their younger

Youth in the Streets and in the Courts

March 17, 2017

Do teenagers have a chance to be heard and make an impact on an issue so complex and massive as the world’s energy system? How are young advocates

C1 Revue: Republican Renegades on Climate

March 1, 2017

The Trump administration has moved quickly to reverse some of the previous administration’s energy and climate policies. But not all Republicans are