climate change

Solar Power Alone Won't Save Us

By Daniel Quiggin

Tim Walz's Other Skill: Climate Communications

By Justin Worland

Harris Climate Record Draws Young Voters, Trump Attacks

By Justin Worland

A Big Solar Company May Be Collapsing

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The Critical Role Trees Play During Heat Waves

In cities, the temperature can vary as much as 13 degrees between neighborhoods. Much of that is due to differences in tree cover.

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Inside Fiji's Battle Against Plastics

Fiji is ground zero for the planet’s waste problem—and the challenge of stopping it at the source.

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Climate at the Debate: Muddy Details, Clear Records

Trump and Biden's answers to a question failed to explain the stakes.

By Justin Worland

What Happens When Solar Companies Shut Down

As solar companies go out of business, residents are left with roof panels that don't work

By Alana Semuels

Climate Change Is Punishing Asthma Sufferers

A warmer world puts greater strain on already-struggling lungs.

By Jeffrey Kluger

How TIME and Statista Determined the World's Most Sustainable Companies of 2024

For the first time, TIME has partnered with Statista to identify the World’s Most Sustainable Companies for 2024, aiming to highlight corporate responsibility and promote sustainable practices. In an era marked by significant environmental challenges...

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Another Solar Company Goes Bust

Titan Solar closes shop, underscoring the struggles of an embattled industry.

By Alana Semuels

Extreme Heat May Affect Your Energy Bill

Record-high temperatures are hallmarks of a heat wave. But climate change is also lengthening the frequency and duration of a heat wave, and Americans can expect to see the cost of energy rise alongside temperatures.

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New Poll: Voters Anxious About EVs

A new poll finds 44% of US voters hold a negative view of electric vehicles

By Philip Elliott

A Letter to My Son About the Earth He'll Inherit

Bill Weir writes a letter to his son, River, about how climate change is a problem created and solved by stories.

By Bill Weir

Penguins Are Key Indicators of the Ocean's Health

The plight of penguins can serve as a guidepost for what needs to happen if we are to preserve life on both land and sea.

By Philip Lymbery and Leticia Carvalho

Don’t ‘Fry’ Over Memorial Day Weekend

Officials warned that too much exposure to the sun’s ultraviolet radiation can increase the risk of developing skin cancer and cataracts.

By Chantelle Lee

Food Safety Tips to Know for Summer

As the weather gets hotter and people start eating outside again, it’s important to make sure that your food remains safe to eat.

By Chantelle Lee

The Impact of Inhaling Wildfire Smoke

Smoke from Canadian wildfires prompted air quality warnings in several U.S. states—and experts expect more air quality alerts this summer.

By Chantelle Lee

A Nuclear Option In Mongolia

The promise of clean nuclear energy brings the West to Mongolia.

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How Native Communities Are Embracing Clean Power

The Seneca Nation is helping native communities develop renewable energy projects on their own lands

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