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| Sep 2, 2026 | Innovation's Edge: Reshaping Our World | Science surges forward. AI transforms drug discovery. Quantum physics redefines reality. Solid-state batteries promise energy revolutions. Medical technology extends life, prints organs, and edits genes. These advancements offer immense opp... |
| Aug 31, 2026 | Oatly’s New Packaging Spotlights Public Clamour for Governments to Tackle Climate Change | 4 Mins Read Swedish oat milk giant Oatly has unveiled new packaging in response to the 89 Percent Project, a global journalistic effort highlighting how a majority of people want governments to take stronger action to fight climate change.
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| Jun 26, 2026 | New UNESCO and OSCE RFoM manual strengthens environmental journalism amid rising disinformation | For journalists, the challenge is therefore not only to explain complex environmental phenomena in an understandable way. It is also to help the public assess competing claims, understand evidence, identify vested interests and make sense o... |
| Nov 5, 2025 | CNA wins gold at WAN-IFRA awards with climate change series on Pacific islands | Listen
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| Aug 20, 2024 | The AI Dilemma: Fortune 500 Companies Grapple with Opportunities and Threats | In the fast-paced world of technology, artificial intelligence (AI) stands as both a beacon of hope and a shadow of fear. A recent study reveals that over half of Fortune 500 companies view AI as a potential threat to their business. This m... |
| Aug 19, 2024 | US Climate Election Squares Off as Net Zero Falters Despite NATO Climate Activism | Friends of Science Society
Canadian climate measures from 2020-2030 are ~$476 billion, or $11,900 per resident of Canada; roughly $2,800 per household per year.
As media outlets frame the upcoming US election as a showdown on climate, Net Z... |
| Jun 17, 2024 | Así es cómo las demandas climáticas intentan responsabilizar a las grandes petroleras | Inscribirse para recibir el boletín semanal El Clima en la Boleta.
Cada lunes, en El Clima en la Boleta presentamos un tema para ayudarte a integrar el clima en la cobertura de la campaña de tu redacción. Considera compartir este boletín co... |
| Jun 17, 2024 | How Climate Lawsuits Seek to Hold Big Oil Accountable | Sign up for the weekly Climate on the Ballot newsletter.
Every Monday, in Climate on the Ballot, we pass along a topic to help you integrate climate into your newsroom’s campaign reporting. Consider sharing this newsletter with your colleag... |
| Jun 10, 2024 | Cómo una red eléctrica obsoleta puede frenar el avance de las energías renovables | Inscribirse para recibir el boletín semanal El Clima en la Boleta.
Cada lunes, en El Clima en la Boleta presentamos un tema para ayudarte a integrar el clima en la cobertura de la campaña de tu redacción. Considera compartir este boletín co... |
| Jun 10, 2024 | How An Outdated Electrical Grid System Will Slow the Renewable Rollout | Sign up for the weekly Climate on the Ballot newsletter.
Every Monday, in Climate on the Ballot, we pass along a topic to help you integrate climate into your newsroom’s campaign reporting. Consider sharing this newsletter with your colleag... |
| Jun 6, 2024 | Are We at Peak CO2 Emissions? | News emerged last week that the world might have turned a corner in the effort to preserve a livable planet. A peak in carbon dioxide emissions could mark a pivotal shift in the climate battle. It’s important for journalists to convey the i... |
| Jun 3, 2024 | Proteger a las personas ante el calor extremo previsto para este verano | Inscribirse para recibir el boletín semanal El Clima en la Boleta.
Cada lunes, en El Clima en la Boleta presentamos un tema para ayudarte a integrar el clima en la cobertura de la campaña de tu redacción. Considera compartir este boletín co... |
| Jun 3, 2024 | Anticipating This Year’s Predicted Extreme Heat | Sign up for the weekly Climate on the Ballot newsletter.
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| May 28, 2024 | Governor DeSantis’s “Don’t Say Climate Change” Law Won’t Fly With Voters | Sign up for the weekly Climate on the Ballot newsletter.
Every Monday, in Climate on the Ballot, we pass along a topic to help you integrate climate into your newsroom’s campaign reporting. Consider sharing this newsletter with your colleag... |
| May 28, 2024 | La ley “No digas cambio climático” del gobernador DeSantis no va a funcionar con los votantes | Inscribirse para recibir el boletín semanal El Clima en la Boleta.
Cada lunes, en El Clima en la Boleta presentamos un tema para ayudarte a integrar el clima en la cobertura de la campaña de tu redacción. Considera compartir este boletín co... |
| May 24, 2024 | Climate On — and Off — The Debate Stage | The dates have been set for two US presidential debates and the question we now have is: Will the moderators question the candidates about their plans for stopping climate change — and challenge them to get real about the severity of the cl... |
| May 16, 2024 | “Kill The Story,” ExxonMobil Demands | “Kill the story.”
That was the order Alan Jeffers, a media relations manager at ExxonMobil, gave Reuters’ Houston bureau chief.
It was October 2016. The “Exxon Knew” scandal had erupted a year prior, when Inside Climate News, the Los Angele... |
| May 2, 2024 | The Dangers of Telling the Truth | Sign up for Climate on the Ballot, our weekly newsletter with ideas for reporting on climate and the 2024 elections.
In many parts of the world, telling the truth has become a life-threatening job. Tomorrow, May 3, marks World Press Freedom... |
| Apr 11, 2024 | A Rare Moment of Collective Wonder | Sign up for Climate on the Ballot, our weekly newsletter with ideas for reporting on climate and the 2024 elections.
Our species has been observing the sun, the moon, and the stars for all of our history. Doing so has brought order to our u... |
| Apr 8, 2024 | Climate-First Americans Are Less Likely to Vote | Sign up for the weekly Climate on the Ballot newsletter.
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| Apr 8, 2024 | Los estadounidenses que priorizan el clima son menos propensos a votar | Inscribirse para recibir el boletín semanal El Clima en la Boleta.
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| Apr 4, 2024 | Carbon Pricing’s Giant Leap Forward | Sign up for Climate on the Ballot, our weekly newsletter with ideas for reporting on climate and the 2024 elections.
In March, the regulatory body governing international shipping “essentially committed” to setting a price on carbon emissio... |
| Mar 25, 2024 | Reducir las emisiones de metano es sencillo, rentable, y una poderosa solución climática | Inscribirse para recibir el boletín semanal El Clima en la Boleta.
Bienvenida/o a El Clima en la Boleta, el correo semanal de Covering Climate Now sobre las elecciones. Cada semana, presentaremos un tema y ofreceremos algunos consejos para ... |
| Mar 25, 2024 | Cutting Methane Emissions Is Simple and Cost Effective — and a Powerful Climate Solution | Sign up for the weekly Climate on the Ballot newsletter.
Welcome to Climate on the Ballot, Covering Climate Now’s weekly elections newsletter. Every week, we’ll pass along a topic and offer up some advice on how to integrate it into your co... |
| Feb 29, 2024 | The Green New Deal Laid the Groundwork for the IRA | Sign up for Climate on the Ballot, our new weekly newsletter with ideas for reporting on climate and the 2024 elections.
Earlier this month, WNYC’s Brian Lehrer interviewed New York representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez about the Green Ne... |
| Feb 27, 2024 | How to save the planet, and your sanity, when no solution looks perfect | A few years ago, California native Kristy Drutman — founder of the popular Browngirl Green platform and podcast — decided to take on the environment-minded challenge known as “Plastic Free July.”
The idea is to avoid single-use plastics for... |
| Feb 15, 2024 | Is Climate Activism a Crime? | As environmental abuses continue around the world, some governments and corporations are going to extraordinary lengths to criminalize lawful, public protest. UN special rapporteur on environmental defenders, Michel Forst, last month issued... |
| Feb 12, 2024 | The Green Economy: Changing Jobs and Election Discourse | Sign up for the weekly Climate on the Ballot newsletter.
Welcome to Climate on the Ballot, the weekly elections email from Covering Climate Now’s editors. Our goal over the next 39 weeks is to help you and your newsroom make the climate cri... |
| Feb 12, 2024 | La Economía Sostenible: Transformando el Empleo y el Discurso Electoral | Inscribirse al boletín semanal El Clima en la Boleta.
Bienvenido/a a El Clima en la Boleta, el correo semanal del equipo editorial de Covering Climate Now sobre las elecciones. Nuestro objetivo para las próximas 39 semanas es ayudarles a ti... |
| Feb 12, 2024 | 2024 is a Climate Election Year – The Media Must Cover It That Way | 6 Mins Read The press is covering the 2024 campaign as if climate isn’t on the ballot, but 56% of US voters are ‘concerned’ or ‘alarmed’ about the crisis.
By Mark Hertsgaard and Kyle Pope
Fact one: more voters face national elections in 202... |
| Feb 7, 2024 | Polling Shows Clear Climate Consensus Among Americans | Sign up for the weekly Climate on the Ballot newsletter.
Welcome to Climate on the Ballot, the weekly elections email from the editors at Covering Climate Now. Our goal over the next 40 weeks is to help you and your newsroom make the climat... |
| Feb 1, 2024 | 2024 CCNow Awards Are Now Open | Sign up to receive the Climate Beat weekly newsletter in your inbox.
We’re proud to announce that the 2024 Covering Climate Now Journalism Awards are now open for submissions. Now in its fourth year, the CCNow Awards program honors excellen... |
| Jan 12, 2024 | Covering 2024’s Many Climate Elections | Sign up to receive our weekly newsletter in your inbox.
Some four billion people — roughly half the human population — will get the opportunity to vote in 2024, making this the biggest election year of all time. Bangladesh went first, last ... |
| Dec 3, 2023 | COP28 Daily Digest: Everything You Need To Know in Food and Climate News – Days 3 & 4 | 7 Mins Read Welcome to Days 3 and 4 of #COP28. In the weekend edition of the Green Queen COP28 Daily Digest, our editorial team curates the must-reads, the must-bookmarks and the must-knows from around the interwebs to help you ‘skim the ov... |
| Dec 1, 2023 | COP28 Daily Digest: Everything You Need To Know in Food and Climate News – Day 2 | 5 Mins Read Welcome to Day 2 of #COP28. In our Green Queen COP28 Daily Digest, our editorial team curates the must-reads, the must-bookmarks and the must-knows from around the interwebs to help you ‘skim the overwhelm’. Headlines You Need T... |
| Nov 30, 2023 | A New Twist on Climate Inequality | Inequality has always been at the heart of the climate crisis. Traditionally, inequality between countries has loomed largest: Rich countries have been responsible for the most greenhouse gas emissions, but poor countries have suffered the ... |
| Sep 1, 2022 | Clintel Declaration Collapses Climate Consensus – Net Zero Targets Not Necessary says Friends of Science Society | CLINTEL's World Climate Declaration is signed by over 1,200 international scientists and scholars, declaring there is no climate emergency. https://clintel.org/world-climate-declaration/ Abandoning Net Zero targets and climate hysteria – pa... |
| Dec 23, 2021 | Climate Change Is A Feminist Issue Not Just an Environmental One | 1
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In 2015, Botswana experienced its worst drought in history. Since then, families have had to move, taking their children out of schools; farmers have lost crops, leaving communities hungry and desperate... |
| Nov 19, 2021 | 6 Books To Read on Climate Justice and Nature Centring Marginalised People | 1
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If you walk into your local library or bookshop and you’re looking for a book on nature or the climate crisis, you’re likely to find that most of the texts are written by white people; meaning most ... |
| Nov 18, 2021 | COP26 Ends With Promises, But Not Nearly Enough Progress | 9 Mins Read
By Tina Gerhardt
The UN climate conference’s agreement acknowledges several key issues for the first time—but doesn’t do enough to address them.
As COP26 drew to a close with the Glasgow Climate Pact, a 10-page document, the res... |
| Nov 12, 2021 | How Young People Are Using Climate Litigation to Fight for Their Future | 1
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Millennials and Gen Zs are suing governments and pension funds over their failures to address the climate crisis.
It all started with an email.
Mark McVeigh was procrastinating one day, as university s... |
| Nov 9, 2021 | Whose Voices Are (and Aren’t) Being Heard at COP26? | 8 Mins Read
By Rachel Sarah
“COP26 is looking like one of the most inequitable, White, and segregated COPs to ever occur,” says Ayisha Siddiqa, a climate activist who traveled from New York City to Glasgow for the long-awaited 26th Conferen... |
| Nov 8, 2021 | What Is Deforestation? And Is Stopping It Really Possible? | 9 Mins Read
By: Patrick Greenfield
As world leaders prepare to commit to halting the destruction of forests, here’s everything you need to know about some of the planet’s most biodiverse places.
Forests and nature are centre stage at Cop26.... |
| Nov 8, 2021 | Is the Global Methane Pledge Just “Words on Paper”? | 8 Mins Read
By Amy Westervelt
More than 70 countries, including the United States, have promised to reduce methane emissions by 30 percent by 2030. Is it enough?
This week at COP26, more than 70 countries, led by the European Union and the ... |
| Nov 7, 2021 | There’s Still Time to Fix the Climate—About 11 Years | 1
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On October 31 world leaders will descend on Glasgow, Scotland, for the United Nations Climate Change Conference, or COP26, in a last-ditch effort to defuse the climate emergency by limiting global war... |
| Nov 4, 2021 | Reasons To Be Hopeful: The Climate Solutions Available Now | 1
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The climate emergency is the biggest threat to civilisation we have ever faced. But there is good news: we already have every tool we need to beat it. The challenge is not i... |
| Nov 3, 2021 | ‘Breathtaking’ Lack of Commitment as Rich Countries Delay Climate Finance Pledge to 2023 | 1
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The United Kingdom will have to open COP26 next week with a last-ditch bid to mobilize US$100 billion per year in international climate finance from the world’s wealthiest nations, after a diplomatic... |
| Oct 25, 2021 | 12 Environmental Novels We’re Reading This Fall | 6 Mins Read
By: John R. Platt
Whether you’re into literary fiction, thrillers, sci-fi or comics, these new environmental novels help us explore the complex geographies of climate change, pollution and the extinction crisis.
These days more ... |
| Oct 14, 2021 | Greta Thunberg Says COP26 Is Time For Leaders To Be Honest | 1
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For climate activist Greta Thunberg, success at the upcoming U.N. climate conference would come only if world leaders honestly admit that their action is not living up to their words.
The summit, taki... |
| Oct 1, 2021 | What Is COP26? What’s At Stake In the Fight Against Climate Change | 5 Mins Read
The end of October marks the start of COP26, the annual United Nations conference on climate change. The conference is set to take place in Glasgow, Scotland, from November 1st to 12th. But what exactly is COP26 and what can it ... |
| Jul 15, 2021 | The Media’s Climate Blindspot | 5 Mins Read
When climate coverage ignores the global South, it’s bad for everyone.
By: Saleemul Huq and Mark Hertsgaard
Climate change amounts to an undeclared, deeply unjust war against the global poor. Though they have emitted almost none... |
| Jun 30, 2021 | Big Oil and Gas Kept A Dirty Secret For Decades. Now They May Pay The Price | 12 Mins Read
Via an unprecedented wave of lawsuits, America’s petroleum giants face a reckoning for the devastation caused by fossil fuels.
By: Chris McGreal
After a century of wielding extraordinary economic and political power, America’s ... |
| Mar 9, 2021 | Climate Disinformation Is Real: So What Should Journalists Do? | 6 Mins Read
By: Andrew McCormick
Texas had only just frozen over. In the wake of a devastating winter storm, millions in the state were without power and struggling to find warmth. They boiled snow for water; some were dying. And against al... |
| Sep 14, 2020 | “They’re Connected”: The UN Chief’s Views On Coronavirus & Climate Change | 1 1
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In a recent series of interviews with Covering Climate Now partners, the United Nations Secretary General General António Guterres stressed the interconnectedness of the two biggest disasters the world is currently ... |
| Sep 4, 2020 | Green Queen Media Wins Prestigious Global Hallbars Sustainability Reports Award, Recognised For Outstanding Achievement & Merit | 1
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Green Queen Media, Asia’s leading sustainability news and impact media platform, has won the Special Awards Prize bestowed by the Hallbars Sustainability Reports Awards, an international organisation dedicated to drivi... |
| Mar 19, 2020 | The Corona Connection: Forest Loss Drives Viruses As Well As Climate Change | 37 1
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The same forest destruction that accelerates climate change can also encourage the emergence of diseases such as the coronavirus, Indigenous Peoples’ leaders said March 13 in New York, as ... |
| How are US special interests undermining climate action? | On Monday, April 18 at 19:30 GMT:
The United States is one of the world’s most populous democracies, but it is also its second-biggest carbon polluter – and climate action advocates are alarmed at the unchecked influence of well-funded US l... |
| EGEB: US coal shipments at lowest level in 36 years, #CoveringClimateNow week, more | In today’s Electrek Green Energy Brief (EGEB):
US coal shipments reach the lowest level since 1983.
#CoveringClimateNow — more than 250 media outlets are on the green energy and climate change beat this week.
The pros (yes, you read that ri... |
| How Florida could be a clean energy leader: opinion | Representative Anna Vishkaee Eskamani, a Democrat, represents Florida’s 47th district in Orange County in the state House.
We are at a tipping point when it comes to how we power our lives.
Nationwide, and in Florida, we are still producing... |
| Climate Crisis Weekly: Humanity’s future rests on American voters | The US presidential election is almost here and voting has started. For the earth’s future, it’s everything.
Vice President Joe Biden releases the first political ad exclusively about climate change in the US.
Prince William and Sir David A... |
| EGEB: Wind and solar costs fell by 10% in 2019 | Wind and solar costs declined by more than 10% in 2019, according to a new WEMO report.
A wealthy Florida town votes for a $100 million climate tax.
Shell decided to hold a “Great Energy Debate” on Twitter on Monday — and it didn’t quite go... |
| Climate Crisis Weekly: What ‘Green New Deal’ really means | Many Americans say they don’t quite understand the “Green New Deal,” so we demystify it here.
The percentage of Americans that are alarmed about the climate crisis has doubled in five years.
Regardless of how you feel about Greta Thunberg, ... |
| Climate Crisis Weekly: ‘Coal plants make no sense economically’ | The UN secretary-general urges G20 nations to ditch coal completely in a climate conference.
Planting seagrass needs to play an important part in reducing emissions. Here’s why.
Writer Andrew McCormick asks, “The sitting president has no cl... |
| The schools at the front lines of solar | In the early 2010s, Pat Collins, a 7th-grade life science teacher at Chisago Lakes Middle School — in Lindstrom, Minnesota, about 35 miles northeast of the Twin Cities — was having a discussion about solar panels with his students. One aske... |
