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Our Climate
our climate
Jan. 28, 2022
The Future of Reforestation Could Be in the Sky
Drones are being used to replant forests, but not everyone’s convinced they’re the right solution.
By
Max Ufberg
our climate
Jan. 28, 2022
A Simple Solution for Getting Cars Off the Road Right Now
The humble e-bike could reduce carbon emissions while improving your commute.
By
Matt Stieb
our climate
Jan. 27, 2022
The World Can’t Go Green
and
Nuclear Free
Nuclear energy is the only existing non-carbon technology that can compensate for renewables’ liabilities.
By
Eric Levitz
our climate
Jan. 26, 2022
To Fight Climate Change, Bring Back State Planning
The United States has the tools to transition to a greener economy. Why isn’t it using them?
By
Kate Aronoff
our climate
Jan. 25, 2022
Will Local Politics Cook the Planet?
How parochial grassroots movements could impede the green transition.
By
Jonathan Chait
our climate
Jan. 25, 2022
Will Solar Geoengineering Bring Nations Together? Or Drive Them Apart?
The case for reflecting sunlight to cool the earth.
By
Holly Jean Buck
our climate
Jan. 24, 2022
Toward an Energy Democracy
Why political transformation is necessary to combat climate change.
By
Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò
our climate
May 21, 2021
Is 1.5 Degrees Still Possible?
Sudden decarbonization seems tantalizingly close to reality, but steep challenges to limiting global warming remain.
By
David Wallace-Wells
our climate
May 21, 2021
Is This Concrete’s Breakthrough Moment?
New technology could turn it from a climate problem into part of the climate solution.
By
Paola Rosa-Aquino
our climate
May 21, 2021
Adam Tooze on Climate Politics After COVID
The eminent economic historian on the inadequacy of Biden’s climate plan, American provincialism, and whether enlightened capital will save us all.
By
Eric Levitz
our climate
May 20, 2021
The Arctic Heat Wave Is a Timely Reminder of What’s at Stake in the North
The 86-degree temperatures in the Arctic Circle reveal just how essential the Arctic Council’s success will be in staving off unprecedented melting.
By
Matt Stieb
our climate
May 20, 2021
Chickpea of the Sea
Plant-based “fish” could be the next hot imitation food and help wean the world off carbon-intensive commercial fishing.
By
Max Ufberg
our climate
May 20, 2021
Jack Dorsey Says Bitcoin Can Make the World Greener. Could He Be Right?
There’s a heated discussion going on over this question — and Elon Musk has staked out both sides.
By
Jen Wieczner
our climate
May 19, 2021
Why the Northeast Could Be America’s New Energy Capital
Wind farms rivaling the output of coal plants may finally blossom offshore, thanks to sea change in costs and politics.
By
Paola Rosa-Aquino
our climate
May 19, 2021
India’s Effort to Fight Climate Change Involves Cheetahs
If it works, the plan to bring the big cat back to the subcontinent could help treat two environmental crises at once.
By
Matt Stieb
our climate
May 18, 2021
How to Make Carbon-Neutral Gasoline Out of Thin Air
On a mass scale, it could be used to fly airplanes or power heavy machinery, replacing petroleum in some situations. It even has a catchy name: eFuel.
By
Jeff Wise
our climate
May 18, 2021
America Needs a Climate-Sane Republican Party. Here’s What One Would Look Like.
A better world will require a better opposition.
By
Jonathan Chait
our climate
May 17, 2021
What If New York Stopped Knocking Down Buildings?
A vast amount of captured carbon would stay where it is.
By
Justin Davidson
our climate
May 17, 2021
We’ll Innovate Our Way Out of the Climate Crisis or Die Trying
The chasm between the ecologically necessary and the politically possible can only be bridged by technological advance.
By
Eric Levitz