THE CLIMATE MOVEMENT
NEWSLETTER & ACTION TOOLKIT

The Biden Administration will release $4.5 billion to assist families paying high energy bills and energy-related home repairs. It will also provide roughly $9 billion to help families make energy-efficient upgrades to their homes.

The EPA announced a $53 million investment in air quality monitoring across the U.S. This is the largest investment of its kind ever, and will positively impact communities that have long fought for environmental justice.

A small but growing number of wealthy nations have committed funding to compensate developing nations for the losses and damages they are suffering due to the impacts of climate change. Find out who has pledged and who hasn't.

Washington State voted to implement new building codes that will reduce energy demand and make buildings safer and healthier. This includes a requirement for all new buildings to install energy-efficient heat pumps!

The biggest electric bus microgrid in the nation is open for business in the U.S. Solar, batteries, and buses all came together in this Maryland county’s all-electric transportation hub.

Community solar allows residents to subscribe to a local solar farm to receive discounts on their electricity bill without having to install rooftop panels. Check out how it's working for these Chicago residents.

Belize has found a unique way to pay off the nation’s debt. By pledging to protect their fragile ecosystem, money is rolling in. Can other nations do the same? See how it all works here.

Scientists used A.I. and advanced computing tech to help create a clear window coating that lowers the temperature inside buildings. See how this coating works to keep buildings cool while not impeding the views.

Scientists have predicted that famous glaciers like the Dolomites, Yosemite, and Mt. Kilimanjaro may be gone completely by 2050 as arctic ice diminishes more and more every summer. What does that mean for the communities who rely on glaciers for survival?

Peatlands around the globe are being auctioned off for fossil fuel drilling, but beneath these swamps lie huge amounts of carbon. Any extraction in these areas could detonate “carbon bombs” with terrible results.

Among island nations at risk of disappearing from rising sea levels, Fiji is on the front lines. This week it released a plan for how it's going to relocate people away from its coastline. It's a first-of-its-kind plan, but sadly it won't be the last.

Many companies who pledged to go net-zero are nowhere near their goals. What can be done to push these companies in the right direction?

Want to help your friends and family understand the climate crisis? Send them this article which breaks down climate change into 10 easily understandable charts.

Federal agencies and scientists have released a draft of the U.S. National Climate Assessment, saying climate change is already “far-reaching and worsening” throughout the country, putting “the things Americans value most at risk.”

Sick of seeing climate change from a bird’s eye view? So was Al Gore and that’s why he created Climate TRACE. This new tool can track emissions all the way down to specific buildings and facilities to see who the real polluters are.

Tiny plastic particles are polluting the oceans and therefore Blue Whales. Scientists have estimated that these filter feeders may gulp down 10 million pieces of microplastics daily.