Climate Connections

Climate Trace is mapping data from power plants, factories, and other industrial facilities.

U.S. Rep. Mike Quigley of Illinois travels to national parks to raise awareness about climate change.

We're throwing away food that's actually still good to eat.

As permafrost melts, metals stored in rocks leach into the water, making it toxic for fish.

If you aspire to drive less, eat less meat, or save energy at home this year, try these ideas for staying on track.

The total climate-related financial risks top $6 trillion at 4,000 of the world's large companies.

Residents chosen through a lottery receive at least $500 toward their new wheels.

The Greening Congregations Initiative helps organizations in the city cut carbon pollution and prepare for worsened flooding.

A team in North Carolina is developing new Fraser firs that they're hoping can better cope with warm winter weather, pests, and disease.

Their goal is to advance bipartisan climate legislation.

Participants in the Community Climate Leaders program choose a climate action project that they're passionate about.

Overconsumption can lead to overspending – and harm to the climate.

A bilingual team in Minneapolis is making climate action simple.

Even mature trees can suffer or die when heat and dryness persist.

Start by leading with empathy.

Many land areas are drying out as glaciers melt, soils lose moisture, and groundwater levels fall.

The program helps them talk about the problem – and how it affects health – with patients.

A study of Superstorm Sandy survivors found higher rates of heart attacks, strokes, and other cardiovascular diseases in ZIP codes that experienced flooding.

Employees at every level are helping companies go green.