THE CLIMATE MOVEMENT
NEWSLETTER & ACTION TOOLKIT

Clean water aquifers in Texas are being sucked dry but not for drinking water. Instead, fracking companies are playing vampire and draining freshwater resources for gas exploration.

Scientists are now growing mycelium, the fungal root network, into fire-retardant sheets to provide a safer, nontoxic alternative to asbestos and other chemicals in protection of buildings.

A new study reveals that ancient Amazonians locked away thousands of tons of carbon that have remained in the ground for centuries. How have they done it?

This climate technology is shovel ready, but can it scale up? See how this potentially commercially viable solution captures carbon whilst adding nutrients to the soil, and it’s as old as time.

Have you heard of plant-breeders? These farmers are developing fruits and vegetables that are less susceptible to climate change with an aim to secure reliable crops for our future.

Since 2000, the U.S. has made significant improvements in air quality from the worst levels. But now wildfire smoke is essentially bringing us back in time.

We have all heard about clean energy, but what about clean concrete? This start-up hopes to replace the main carbon-intensive ingredient with something more efficient.

Almost all Americans are dealing with extreme weather events this year, and now, over 60 percent are blaming climate change. See the survey results here.

Norway develops one of the largest offshore wind farms. But something is different about these wind turbines… they float.

A Minnesota judge dismissed charges against Line 3 pipeline protestors in a rare but pivotal step for climate justice. Will this case set a precedent?

The justices of Brazil’s Supreme Court voted against a legal framework that would have made it impossible for Indigenous tribal leaders to reclaim traditional land.

After a battle with 25 Republican attorneys general, it was ruled that environmental impacts cannot be blocked from consideration in future retirement investment decisions. We can consider this a victory.

Nearly 70 countries have signed a first-ever treaty on protecting the international high seas at the UN. This is a step forward in protecting threatened ecosystems vital to the planet.

On a budget but tired of walking? Washington D.C. just made electric bikes more affordable with vouchers for low income residents.

With a lack of consistent climate education in schools, at least children’s TV is tackling the topic! Experts say these shows help kids understand a difficult subject… but also their parents too.

The largest solar panel maker in the U.S has broken ground in Louisiana, creating over 700 jobs and being a great investment for the climate’s future.

Solar and battery storage prices have dropped almost 90% in the last decade. This drop could provide the world’s energy needs at cost-effective levels by 2050.