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Food Waste Needed in Nationally Determined Contributions

November 14, 2022 Expert BlogUnited States, InternationalYvette Cabrera

To drive down emissions and keep global warming below the critical 1.5ºC, food loss and waste reduction is a top climate solution that must be accounted for in countries’ Nationally Determined Commitments (NDCs) towards the Paris Climate Agreement.

The Global Climate Action Summit

OverviewInternational, United States

Leaders from across the globe met in San Francisco to step up their actions to meet our climate goals.

Sharing Our Stories to Solve Climate Change

August 12, 2015 Expert BlogAdrianna Quintero

The Year’s Environmental News in Pictures

December 22, 2015 PerspectivesInternationalThe Editors

Take a look back at 2015, a year filled with beauty, destruction, and hope.

COP27: The Issues, the Tensions, and the Urgent Need for Unity on Climate

October 20, 2022 ExplainerInternationalJeff Turrentine

Here’s what to expect from the upcoming international climate change summit in Egypt.

Hold the Applause

September 29, 2015 Latest NewsArcticBrian Palmer

Shell has left the Arctic for now, but the region isn’t safe from oil drills until the president locks the door.

Chicago and the Clarion Call on Climate Change

December 14, 2017 Expert BlogKatharine McCormick

Chicago leads on climate action, from access to climate science to updated streetlights.

Ryan Zinke, Tell Us How You Really Feel About Public Lands (Like, Really)

January 25, 2017 Latest NewsUnited StatesJeff Turrentine

Donald Trump’s choice to head the Interior Department says he opposes giving away America’s wilderness. But he voted to make doing so much, much easier.

Man, on the Move

September 28, 2015 DispatchInternationalMelissa Denchak

Experts say climate change will be a growing driver of global migration like the Syrian exodus into Europe.

Never Eliminate Public Advice: NEPA Success Stories

February 1, 2015 OverviewUnited StatesElly Pepper

Why is the National Environmental Policy Act so important?

We Can’t Go “Back to Normal.” We Have to Get to Someplace Better.

May 1, 2020 Latest NewsUnited StatesJeff Turrentine

As the world slows down in response to COVID-19, we’re being given the chance to recalibrate our systems toward justice, equity, and planetary health.