THE CLIMATE MOVEMENT
NEWSLETTER & ACTION TOOLKIT

A new health check for the planet says we have pushed the Earth outside safe boundaries for life in six of its nine vital signs. What are they?

Sweating may be unpleasant, but in a world with a heating climate, it may have already saved your life. See the stinky way your body is adapting to climate change.

People who work from home are responsible for 54% less emissions compared to those who commute to an office. But some activities might counteract this. Read about it here.

A report has found that carbon credit schemes in the rainforest are misleading and ineffective. Is there a world where carbon offsets could actually make sense?

Rooftop farms can produce food with less water input, lower carbon emissions, and less space. Paris has them down to a science, and wants more of them. See how it can be done.

It’s hard to solve climate change if the general public doesn’t understand how it works. Can fixing a lack of Earth and space science in American classrooms be a climate solution?

Heat pumps have incredible potential to shift the way we consume energy and heat our homes. Here’s your beginner’s guide.

After years of youth advocacy and the collaboration of multiple political actors, the White House finally created a Climate Corps. Find out what that will look like.

In the first of any U.S. state, Massachusetts will no longer allow the purchase of single use plastic bottles, and Concord, MA is banning them entirely. See when the new rule will take effect.

California will now require all companies operating in the state to publicly report all pollution across their supply chains and the financial risks they face from climate change — the real numbers, not just empty promises.

Centuries of violent land grabs are being overturned by a simple premise: Indigenous Nations are buying their land back. Read how different methods and partnerships are forming to make the Land Back movement happen.

Is that designer? No, it’s plants! Check out these eco-friendly fashion alternatives made from everything from seaweed-based yarn to plant derived sequins.

For the first time ever, you can trade in your e-scooter or e-bike in NYC for ones with newer and safer batteries. See how this program saves lives and why it may be happening in your city next.

Reversing one of Bolsonaro's largest climate rollbacks, Brazil returns to its original Paris Agreement commitments on carbon pollution.