THE CLIMATE MOVEMENT
NEWSLETTER & ACTION TOOLKIT

How would you map out your dream home? Indigenous women in India are doing just that to show what resources they need to preserve the land and thrive despite climate change.

Electric vehicles are getting an upgrade! Lithium iron phosphate batteries don’t rely on nickel or cobalt, which means less deforestation, fewer human rights concerns, and a cleaner path forward for the planet.

Cleveland’s mayor was determined to make sure that by 2045 every resident could walk to a green space within 10 minutes, joining cities across the country who are increasing density to reduce pollution and emissions.

A collective in Portland helping unhoused people find stability. In exchange for helping to clean up the city, these unhoused people get paid. It's a model that could work in all sorts of places.

In northwest Rwanda, communities are restoring degraded land and planting trees, all for the bees. See how their adaptation approach protects the land, restores the bee population, and helps farmers make extra income.

A community outside of Phoenix is living car-free, and loving it. This environmentally-focused neighborhood features walkways, shops, courtyards, and a Korean market. Who wouldn’t want to live here?

It’s well known that plastic pollution is contributing to the climate crisis, but now scientists are saying plastic could be warming the planet way more than we originally thought. Find out what effects microplastics are having on the Earth’s ability to stay cool.

Fires are the culprit for the most forested areas lost last year, claiming nearly half of the tropical primary forest loss. Exceeding even farming and logging combined, the damage done by fires keeps breaking records.

Extreme heat, droughts, hurricanes, and floods have walloped Texas over the years. But we haven't heard the half of it. Not all events are being documented, exposing big gaps in a global database that helps predict the state's vulnerability.

With the rise of global temperatures due to climate change, there is also a rise in breast, ovarian, uterine, and cervical cancers among women. Could this trend be directly linked to climate change?

Scientists found that penguin poop plays an important role in forming heat-shielding clouds in Antarctica. Ammonia found in poop make up the low-lying clouds that cool the ground.

Meteorologists and climate scientists from across the nation came together for a 100-hour livestream to educate viewers and protest the government’s cuts to their scientific agencies. The impact was massive. If you missed the stream, get caught up here.

The Earth is on track to break the shocking 2 degrees Celsius threshold within the next 5 years. This detrimental warming will raise the risk of extreme droughts, floods, and forest fires.

Forest-based agroforestry is the practice of planting crops in existing forests, but this technique is often overlooked and excluded from funding. A new study touts the benefits of this practice and what it could mean for climate adaptation and resilience.