THE CLIMATE MOVEMENT
NEWSLETTER & ACTION TOOLKIT

Biodiversity on Earth is at a massive tipping point and just a few wrong moves could spell extinction for tens of thousands of species. Read this to see which regions and species are most vulnerable.

It’s December and the Arctic is averaging 11.5 degrees warmer than its historical records. This isn’t just ‘random weather,' it's in large part caused by the effects of vanishing sea ice. Read what's happening.

Vermont dairy farmers at risk from the threats of climate change are finding new things to farm. Innovative ‘agripreneurs’ may soon be offering shrimp and saffron rather than dairy and syrup. How's that, Ben & Jerry's?

‘Net-zero’ goals from corporations usually require carbon offsets. But new satellite research shows that using trees as offsets isn’t making a dent in carbon pollution. This study could upend a lot of corporate greenwashing.

Even though solar and wind is now the cheapest power on the planet and need trillions of dollars to deploy at scale, that won't stop Silicon Valley VCs who want to chase a rebooted Holy Grail, nuclear power, which is far more costly.

The eruption of Mauna Loa in Hawaii has cut off power to the longest-running climate equipment, used to record carbon emissions. Without these measurements, researchers are unable to monitor current carbon dioxide levels.

California scientists turned to analyzing grass to determine which neighborhoods returned to pre-pandemic vehicle emission levels in 2021. What did the greenery reveal?

Renewable power sources are set to double by 2027, beating even our best expectations. How is the transition speeding up so fast?

Scientists thought carbon pollution from fossil fuels had peaked in 2019, but unfortunately they were wrong. This year's level is projected to reach the highest ever recorded. Check out these charts.

We may have lost some…but we’ve won some too. Here’s a round-up of environmental justice wins to honor the progress we’ve made in 2022.

Indigenous women rangers have been collecting vital data to protect the Great Barrier Reef. Now, they’ve received almost $2 million in Earthshot Prize money to expand their program around the globe!

High-speed rail may finally be coming to the U.S. A new proposal has been made to connect Los Angeles and Las Vegas, potentially removing three million car trips off the road each year.

The shipping industry is one of the largest polluting industries on the planet, but a new law in Europe would require the industry to buy carbon credits that cover 100% of all shipping emissions by 2026.

Montgomery County, Maryland banned the use of fossil gas as a source of heat in new buildings. The countywide gas limits are the first of their kind on the East Coast and are set to go into effect in 2026.

Los Angeles voted unanimously to ban new oil and gas drilling within the city and phase out existing wells over the next 20 years. For those impacted by the pollution, the nightmare may now be ending.

Taiwan is taking vertical farming underground, growing sustainable, clean, and organic food in vacant metro spaces. These farms avoid pesticides, reduce labor, and increase crop yields.

This week California lawmakers introduced legislation that would fine oil companies for price gouging. This windfall tax will hold oil companies accountable and save the public from getting robbed at the pump.