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Major US Cities Doing the Most to Prepare for Climate Change
Climate change has, and will continue to, affect communities in every corner of the world. But…
The Nations Producing the Most Pollution
The primary measure of climate pollution by countries, regions, or organizations is greenhouse gas emissions expressed…
In America’s Largest Cities, October Can Bring Oppressive Heat and Frigid Cold
October sits in the middle of the meteorological fall, a period when climatic conditions transition from…
America’s Worst Cities For EVs
There are many ways to measure whether a place is “EV-friendly.” Nationally, Norway leads the world:…
Banned Famous Books About The Environment
Tens of thousands of books have been banned, and even burned, over the last century. PEN…
Cities Where Americans Have the Highest Water Bills
As recently affirmed in a Mississippi federal appeals court, clean water is not a constitutional right…
New Documents Add to Evidence in Climate Deception Case Against ExxonMobil
Court filings by the Massachusetts attorney general’s office include previously undisclosed documents, revealing new details about…
States Where Tax Payers Will Pay The Most for Rising Sea Levels
The destabilizing effects of human-caused climate change are far-reaching and well documented. As global temperatures rise,…
The 10 Least Sustainable Countries In The World
Each year, the Environmental Performance Index (EPI) releases its report. This story focuses on the 2026…
The Worst Back-to-Back Hurricanes in US History
As climate change intensifies, back-to-back hurricanes like Imelda and Humberto may become more common. In a…
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Green Energy’s Best Chance In Years, As Diesel Hits Highs
One reason that green energy adoption has been slow, particularly in the US, is that fossil fuels were inexpensive. While oil and gas prices are up, the real energy-price pain is diesel, whose price hit an all-time high last week. Supply from Russia is not large enough to make much difference. Over two-thirds of the…
