Scientists Who Won't Be Silenced

September 26, 2025

Within the federal government, science — especially climate science — has taken a beating. At the recent UN General Assembly, the President...

Super Pollutants: The Hidden Half of Global Warming

June 13, 2025

About half of global warming is driven by pollutants that aren’t carbon dioxide. There are several of these “super pollutants” — so named...

Pairing Scientists with Community Advocates

January 12, 2024

The climate crisis can feel distant - like it’s someone else’s problem - until your town is flooded, your home is damaged by storms, you're...

Ben Santer: 2023 Schneider Award Winner

December 22, 2023

Every year Climate One honors a scientist who makes breakthroughs and delivers them to a broad public with the Stephen H. Schneider Award for...

Navigating Science and Feelings on a Destabilized Planet

August 18, 2023

This year is shaping up to be the hottest year in 125,000 years. It may also be the coolest year a child born today will ever see. The climate...

Stefan Rahmstorf: 2022 Schneider Award Winner

December 16, 2022

Every year, we grant an award in memory of pioneering climate scientist Steve Schneider, a who fiercely took on the denial machine from the 1970s...

Our Greatest Unintended Experiment

February 18, 2022

Our understanding of atmospheric and climate sciences has evolved significantly over the last century and a half, thanks to the work of many...

REWIND: A Feminist Climate Renaissance

July 16, 2021

Can a feminist renaissance save the climate? A feminist approach to the climate conversation begins over a hundred and fifty years ago. That’s...

Temperature Check: Science, Texas, and Climate Chaos

March 5, 2021

After months of dealing with a volatile political climate, it’s easy to overlook the actual climate, and how it’s impacting Americans daily....

A Feminist Climate Renaissance

October 9, 2020

Can a feminist renaissance save the climate? 
A feminist approach to the climate conversation begins over a hundred and fifty years ago. That’s...