THE CLIMATE MOVEMENT
NEWSLETTER & ACTION TOOLKIT

Industrial gas maker Air Products has terminated its Louisiana complex project that was set to produce blue ammonia but would have been harmful to local residents’ health.

The U.S. Court of Appeals upheld the national health standard on soot. Soot is made up of tiny toxic particles produced by fossil fuel products that lodge deep in the lungs and cause severe health issues.

A new Qcell plant is doubling the U.S. capacity to make solar cells in Georgia. The new factory is the largest of its kind and a huge boost to the solar supply chain.

It’s not just heat and sweat. Rising temperatures affect our body’s systems and how they function, as well as our mental health. See how climate threatens decades of public health progress.

Marine protected areas and vital fishing grounds are at risk from Kenya to the Caribbean. Plans to drill and expand fossil fuel projects jeopardize whale corridors and coral reefs.

Older trees give support to younger saplings, so maybe we shouldn’t cut them down. New research suggests an alternative way to produce lumber while preserving our planet’s lungs.

Rising heat will only make Mother Nature fart harder. As temperatures increase, so do emissions from wildfires, wetlands and permafrost, although these feedback loops are hardly considered in current climate models.

The dire wolf’s return from the dead made headlines last year. Now, the government plans to fight extinction before it happens by storing DNA samples of endangered plants and animals.

Manure may be AI’s breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Data centers are partnering with factory farms as an energy alternative, although critics worry AI-fueled expansion will only cause more animal cruelty.