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How Companies Should Really Talk About Climate Change

By Justin Worland

What Gen Z Climate Activists Are Prioritizing For 2025

By Rebecca Schneid

Americans Worry About Hurricane Recovery

By Solcyré Burga

How TVA Became the South's Mega-Polluter

By Jared Sullivan
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How Climate Change Is Causing Sleep Loss

High nighttime temperatures led to 5% more sleep lost worldwide over the past five years, according to a new study.

By Olivia Rudgard / Bloomberg

We Must Restore Nature to Keep Our Planet Habitable

Whether it's storms or drought, conserving nature and biodiversity and restoring land will help protect society from climate extremes.

By Andrea Meza

La Misión Contra los Combustibles Fósiles del Presidente Colombiano Petro

Dejar los combustibles fósiles en un país cuya economía depende de ellos es… complicado

By Justin Worland/Bogotá

Colombian President Petro’s Mission Against Fossil Fuels

Quitting fossil fuels in a country whose economy relies on them is ... complicated.

By Justin Worland/Bogotá

It's Time to Redefine Megafires in the Climate Change Era

It's not the reach of a fire that matters most; it's the speed. Understanding this can help society better prepare.

By Jeffrey Kluger

How the Energy Department Reorganized to Push Clean Energy

U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm tells TIME what she's most proud of about her work championing climate action.

By Justin Worland

Column: Radical Collaboration Is Needed to Boost Climate Funding

Working together, philanthropists, innovative scientists, venture capitalists, and governments make a powerful combination.

By Klaus Schwab and Ray Dalio

Mexico Charts a New Path on Climate Change

Alicia Bárcena, the country’s new environment secretary, spelled out an aggressive climate agenda for Mexico.

By Justin Worland / Mexico City

A New Zealand City Could Soon Have a Sky-High Solution for Congestion

Next year, startup Whoosh will begin construction on a gondola-like ride-hailing network in Queenstown—the first of its kind.

By Harry Booth

Column: Youth Entrepreneurs Are Key To Climate Action in Africa

Fostering entrepreneurship is a crucial pathway to achieving long-term climate solutions. 

By Tony O. Elumelu

Fighting Florida's Invasive Pythons One Step at a Time

How shoe brand P448 became an unlikely ally in the battle to tackle invasive species.

By Victoria Malloy and Video by Andrew D. Johnson

U.S. Cities Finally Have The Money For Bold Climate Action

The IRA and other big spending measures are allowing cities to fulfill their climate action plans.

By Justin Worland

How Major Companies Can Help Their Suppliers Decarbonize

As governments start requiring companies to tackle scope 3 emissions more companies will have to take on this challenge.

By Justin Worland

Hurricane Helene’s Devastation Through One Photographer’s Eyes

It was surely just a coincidence that the small town of Marshall, N.C. lies less than 20 miles southeast of the even smaller town of Hurricane, N.C. For generations, the Hurricane name didn’t mean much,...

By Jeffrey Kluger

In Photos: Hawaii's Wonder a Year After the Maui Wildfires

In his latest book, The Blue on Fire: Hawaii, photographer Enzo Barracco hopes to inspire the world to protect the ocean.

By Jeffrey Kluger

Hurricanes Are Not Conspiracies

‘We warmed the earth. We injected hurricanes with unthinkable power,’ writes Porter Fox

By Porter Fox
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