Carbon Brief journalists discuss COP29’s key outcomes
COP29’s discussions on transitioning away from fossil fuels were less robust than anticipated.
Time to Wake Up 285: COP29 and the Global Economic Consequences of Climate Change
Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) delivers his 295th speech urging his colleagues to wake up to the threat of climate change.
What is the least effective way to tackle climate change?
Fossil fuel subsidies are making us poorer, costing $13 million per minute.
How Singapore Is Trying to Build a Climate-Proof City
What does it mean to be a climate-proof city on a climate
What Happened to the Hole in the Ozone Layer?
The global response to the ozone crisis demonstrates the effectiveness of international cooperation in environmental protection.
The Ocean Cleanup’s $4 Billion Plan to Clean Up the Pacific Ocean
The project’s potential to restore carbon conversion processes in the ocean underlines the interconnectedness of ocean health and global climate.
August Shatters Another World Temperature Record
97% chance 2024 could be the warmest year ever.
How The U.S. Is Pumping More Oil Than Any Country In History
Big oil companies made nearly $173 billion in profits in 2023. Tax breaks incentivize domestic drilling amidst climate change challenges.
How We Build Socialist Power (Literally)
The vulnerabilities of the Texas power grid due to privatization and the need for a transition to publicly owned utilities for a sustainable energy future.
The corporate war against green policies: Climate litigation explained
The impact of corporate litigation against green policies, and community efforts in Romania and Colombia to protect environmental interests.
Is Anyone Really Fighting the Climate Crisis?
"Despite the urgent need for action, discussions often fall short of meaningful impact."
Underwater sculpture installations highlight the dangers of climate change
Jason deCaires Taylor's works in Grenada have been listed among the Top 25 Wonders of the World by National Geographic
The Tipping Points of Climate Change — and Where We Stand
Humanity must operate within the global carbon budget, rapidly reduce emissions, and transition to a net-zero world economy by 2050.
Teaching Jordan Peterson That Climate Change Is Real
So much data: human actions are causing climate change at a faster rate than the Earth can adapt or respond.