Climate Change Archives

How the Climate Movement Can Still Make Headway in the Trump Era

Kara Holsopple·November 23, 2016

350.org's May Boeve says a Trump presidency doesn't mean all hope is lost when it comes to meaningful action on climate change. But the movement must get serious about building power at the local level.

Climate Change Politics

Google is Using Street View Cars to Map Methane Leaks in Pittsburgh

Kara Holsopple·November 18, 2016

That fleet of Google Street View cars you see roaming Pittsburgh isn't just collecting images for Google Maps. Some cars are actually helping detect natural gas leaks under the city's streets.

Climate Change Technology

How to Talk Politics at Thanksgiving (Without Causing a Family Feud)

Kara Holsopple·November 18, 2016

So when Uncle Larry gets on his soapbox, is it better to let it go or take him on? Here are some tips for talking politics with family—thoughtfully.

Climate Change Culture

A Veteran Environmentalist Reflects on the Future of Her Movement

Kara Holsopple·November 11, 2016

No doubt, Donald Trump's victory was a shocker for environmentalists. So what will it take for the movement to regain its momentum?

Climate Change Politics

Trump Victory Casts a Shadow on Global Climate Talks in Morocco

Kara Holsopple·November 11, 2016

Negotiators at the COP22 climate conference in Morocco are being forced to reckon with the possibility of a U.S. U-turn on climate policy.

Climate Change Politics

Climate Activists Biking Across the Country Make a Stop in the ‘Burgh

Kara Holsopple·November 8, 2016

Mindy Ahler and Ryan Hall are now more than 3,000 miles into a cross-country bike trek in an effort to spark citizen action on climate change.

Climate Change Culture

Could Climate Change Be a Win for Pennsylvania Agriculture?

Kara Holsopple·November 4, 2016

Climate change could bring abundant precipitation and longer growing seasons to northern states like Pennsylvania. But the forecast for a potential agricultural boom comes with some caveats.

Climate Change Food and Agriculture

The Billionaire Who’s Fighting to Stop Runaway Climate Change

Reid Frazier·October 14, 2016

When the history of the climate change era is written, Tom Steyer will likely get more than a footnote. But can bringing big money to the fight really make a difference?

Climate Change Politics

Where Clinton and Trump Stand on Energy and Climate Change

Reid Frazier·October 7, 2016

Our energy reporter Reid Frazier digs into whether Donald Trump really thinks climate change is a hoax; and whether Hillary Clinton can deliver on one of her most ambitious campaign promises.

Climate Change Energy Politics

States Suing Over Climate Change Plan Get Their Day In Court

Kara Holsopple·September 28, 2016

We sort through the first round of arguments in the case brought by West Virginia and other states to stop the EPA's Clean Power Plan.

Climate Change Energy

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