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Climate advocates and the energy industry are often in opposition, seemingly unable to even acknowledge, let alone understand, the other side’s positions.

Climate protection donors from across the political spectrum are set to announce at CERA this week a new voter education campaign to unite the middle 70% of Americans behind practical and effective climate solutions. CERAWeek brings together global leaders to advance new ideas, insight and solutions to the biggest challenges facing the future of energy, the environment, and climate.

The man in charge of ensuring a successful climate change conference in Glasgow claims he is not an environmentalist, but he has become persuaded of the importance of addressing global warming.

The UK government announced plans to ban single-use plastic plates and cutlery, as well as polystyrene cups. The goal is to reduce the amount of plastic polluting the environment.

The world is not ready for the coming implications of climate change. A new global survey reveals the high level of concern many teenagers have about climate change. Nearly 60% of the young people stated they were very concerned or extremely concerned.

The United Nations warns that Madagascar is on the brink of experiencing what could be the world’s first “climate change famine,” with tens of thousands already suffering from levels of hunger and food insecurity considered catastrophic.

Hurricane Ida made history by becoming the second most intense hurricane to hit Louisiana, on the 16th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina (which holds the #1

This week the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) released their 6th landmark report on climate change, its causes, potential impacts and response options. How alarmed do we actually need to be, what does this new report say, and who exactly are the IPCC?

What do we mean when we talk about clean energy? And how does that differ from renewable energy? The terms are often used interchangeably but are they the same thing?

The Olympics brings a huge opportunity for depolarization and discourse on some of the major issues we need to address globally. Event’s like this can be incredible ‘ice-breakers’ for non-politicized conversations about sustainability and human rights between people who may not find common ground otherwise.

In 2018, American Airlines was the first major airline to ban plastic straws and drink stirrers.

Despite massive growth in the market for wind and solar power, the global share of fossil fuels versus renewables has stayed relatively constant, and carbon emissions hit an all-time high in 2018 and 2019. Perhaps the popular philosopher Kermit the Frog was right when he reportedly said, “It’s not easy being green.”

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Last week, Pandora became the first large jeweller to make a big push into lab-created diamonds, saying it will no longer use mined ones in an unveiling of its new growth strategy.

New, large amenity bottles reduce plastic waste while offering guests a convenient “pump” design. When fully implemented across the globe, Marriott International’s expanded toiletry program

When it comes to climate-related economic issues, news narratives typically focus too simplistically on the trade-off between protecting the environment and prosperity. Make money OR save the planet. Run a successful business OR protect our environment.

“I’m just stepping out for some fresh air.” How many times have you said that in your life? It’s likely that you were referring to spending a few minutes outside, but what if we told you that in your lifetime it could have a whole other meaning?

We are an endangered political species—pro-environment fiscally conservative Republicans. We embrace the radical idea that freedom, prosperity, and a healthy environment are not just compatible, but inseparable. And we need your help.

We want to celebrate environmentalists from our African-American community who are making strides towards the fight against climate change.

Nuclear power is unlike any of the other “green” or “sustainable” sources of power for many reasons.

In recent years the United States has profited much from advances in natural gas extraction, legislation promoting and encouraging the extraction of natural gas, and significant finds of the very ancient hydrocarbon species.

The amount of energy from the sun that comes into contact with Earth’s surface is so many thousands of times greater than the Earth’s demand for power it is remarkable.

Geothermal is a term for a form of sustainable energy which utilizes the warmth of the Earth itself as a resource.

Without a habitable home we are collectively done for, regardless of our political beliefs; working together is the only smart way forward.

When we discuss climate change and its ever-changing effect on our planet, it’s hard to imagine how we can reverse the damage we’ve inflicted.

Excerpted from the book “What we think about when we try not to think about global warming” by Per Espen Stoknes, Norwegian psychologist/economist.  Note: The

There’s a new flashpoint to drive profits in the political war on climate.