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Liquefied natural gas truck

How the gas industry used the Ukraine war to secure new fossil fuel infrastructure

By Oliver Milman | Climate Change

wind farm

Gone with the winds? What happens if there is a ‘global terrestrial stilling’

By Jim Robbins | Climate Change

Dry brown grass in a park under a cloudy sky

This summer has been a glimpse into Europe’s hot, dry future

By Alexandre Tuel, Elfatih A. B. Eltahir | Climate Change

Woman in white coat reading Scientist Rebellion stands in front of a sign in Italian held by other activists.

Inside the global rebellion of scientist-activists agitating for climate action

By Gabriele Di Donfrancesco | Climate Change

lake mead bathtub rings

Wet and dry extremes on the rise, but flash floods no reprieve from long-term drought

By Gabrielle Canon | Climate Change

JP Morgan Chase building at night

How US and UK financial institutions bankroll Russia’s ‘carbon bombs’

By Damian Carrington | Climate Change

Drawing of sushi

Even Republicans worry climate change could impact their favorite foods

By Mike Hoffmann, Danielle L. Eiseman, Jonathon P. Schuldt | Climate Change

great salt lake, exposed shoreline in foreground, mountains in background

Dodging silver bullets: how cloud seeding could go wrong

By Laura Kuhl | Climate Change

wind turbines in field next to windmill

New climate bill: Look on the bright side, and (almost) everyone’s a winner

By Jessica McKenzie | Climate Change

‘Silent killer’: A series on surviving the extremely hot future

By | Climate Change, Multimedia

Are cities ready for extreme heat?

By John Morales | Climate Change, Columnists

power plant reflected in water at night

The Supreme Court hasn’t killed the Biden administration’s climate agenda, but its latest decision casts a shadow

By Max Sarinsky | Climate Change, Opinion