The wildfires in northern California in 2017 destroyed more than 8,000 structures, exacerbating the existing housing crisis and creating a jobs shortage for low-income workers, especially farmworkers, domestic workers, and workers in the tourism industry. Photo: National Guard February 13, 2018 Why Climate Change and Equity Matter for Infrastructure: An Interview with Chione Flegal of PolicyLink Jamesine Rogers Gibson Former Contributor
Gage Skidmore/Flickr February 8, 2018 Pruitt Squirming away from the Weight of Climate Evidence Rachel Licker Former Staff
Florida National Guard February 6, 2018 How One Utility Is Using Tax Reform to Hide a Billion-Dollar Climate Problem Julie McNamara Senior Energy Analyst
Photo: Wikimedia Commons January 26, 2018 Infrastructure in the Trump Congress: We Must Build for the Future, Not the Past Rob Cowin Former Contributor
M.O. Stevens/Wikimedia Commons January 9, 2018 Cap-and-Invest: A Key Tool to Help Oregon Fight Climate Change Jason Barbose Former Contributor
The jet stream and polar vortex on January 3, 2017. Map from the University of Maine Climate Change Institute. January 3, 2018 The Polar Vortex, Winter Storm Grayson, and Climate Change: What’s the Connection? Brenda Ekwurzel Director of Scientific Excellence
December 17, 2017 The Trump Administration Word Ban Extends to Other Federal Agencies. Its Ongoing Assault on Science Is Much Worse. Michael Halpern Former Contributor
The Moon is seen as is rises, Sunday, Dec. 3, 2017 in Washington. Photo by NASA. CC-BY-2.0 (Flickr) December 6, 2017 Supermoons, King Tides, and Global Warming Astrid Caldas Senior Climate Scientist
November 14, 2017 Water in an Uncertain Future: Planning the New Normal Adrienne Alvord Former Contributor
November 7, 2017 The Natural Ways to (Help) Solve the Climate Problem Doug Boucher Former Contributor
October 24, 2017 Trashing Science in Government Grants Isn’t Normal: The Case of the EPA, John Konkus, and Climate Change Jacob Carter Former Contributor
Electric vehicle charging stations line the perimeter of San Francisco's City Hall. Photo credit: Bigstock. October 3, 2017 Why Going 100% Electric in California Isn’t as Crazy as it Might Seem Don Anair Deputy Director & Research Director, Clean Transportation
endi.com September 25, 2017 Rebuilding Puerto Rico’s Devastated Electricity System Juan Declet-Barreto Senior Social Scientist for Climate Vulnerability
Patrick Bloodgood/US Army September 6, 2017 Superfund Sites and the Floods of Hurricane Harvey: Foreseeable or an “Act of God"? Jacob Carter Former Contributor
August 31, 2017 What’s the Connection Between Climate Change and Hurricane Harvey? Brenda Ekwurzel Director of Scientific Excellence
UCS August 10, 2017 Floods, Droughts, and Soil: The Movie (or, Why I Destroyed a Small City for Page Views) Andrea Basche Former contributor
USDA-SARE/Edwin Remsberg August 9, 2017 How Healthier Soils Help Farms and Communities Downstream Deal with Floods and Droughts Andrea Basche Former contributor
Ivette Perfecto and John Vandermeer in a shaded coffee farm in Chiapas, Mexico. They use diverse shaded coffee as a model system to study ecological complexity and its implications for farm management and biodiversity conservation. August 2, 2017 Agroecology to the Rescue: 7 Ways Ecologists are Working Toward Healthier Food Systems Marcia DeLonge Former Contributor
July 21, 2017 We Fact-Checked a Bogus "Study" on Global Temperature That's Misleading Readers Brenda Ekwurzel Director of Scientific Excellence
Panorama of the town of Keswick, nestled between the fells of Skiddaw and Derwent Water in the Lake District, Cumbria, England. Photo: David Iliff CC BY-SA 3.0 (Wikicommons) July 11, 2017 New World Heritage Sites Already Under Threat From Climate Change Adam Markham Former Staff
Wikimedia Commons CC BY-SA 4.0. June 21, 2017 Sea Level Rise and High-Tide Flooding Outlook Make It to NOAA's Climate Update Astrid Caldas Senior Climate Scientist
Pittsburgh, 1947, on the left; Pittsburgh, 1974, on the right. Sources: EPA June 13, 2017 The EPA Budget Cuts Are A Direct Attack on Our Air, Water, and Health Brenda Ekwurzel Director of Scientific Excellence
Damage from Hurricane Sandy in Mantoloking, New Jersey in 2012. June 1, 2017 The 2017 Hurricane Season Begins: Here Are 3 Alarming Things I’m Watching Astrid Caldas Senior Climate Scientist