It's easier to set a "net-zero" goal than to define it.
Author: Emily Pontecorvo
This Oregon forest was supposed to store carbon for 100 years. Now it’s on fire.
With wildfires raging, are forest carbon offsets still a safe bet?
What oil executives say when they think no one’s listening
Secret recording shows they still think they can advertise their way out of the climate crisis.…
Biofuels are a controversial climate solution. Could they still help save the planet?
Two recent studies add fresh evidence to both sides of an age-old debate.
U.S. regulators woke up and realized climate change could cause a financial crisis
34 experts representing banks, asset managers, the energy and agricultural sectors, and environmental NGOs agree: Climate…
Wildfires are getting worse. Will forests start to burn themselves out?
Scientists are racing to understand how the relationship between forests and fire is changing on a…
What it looked like after Hurricane Laura struck the Gulf Coast
Flooded, flattened, and ripped apart: Photos of Hurricane Laura’s damage.
Harvard activists’ new fossil fuel divestment strategy: Make it an inside job.
Three divestment activists just won seats on the board with a say over who controls the…
One solution to California’s blackouts? The world’s biggest battery.
It knocks Tesla’s 100 MW system in Australia out of the water. Sorry, Elon.
Will fossil fuel sponsors be allowed at the next U.N. climate conference?
After years of fossil fuel logos, COP26 organizers are requiring sponsors to have a net-zero commitment.