THE CLIMATE MOVEMENT
NEWSLETTER & ACTION TOOLKIT

It’s well known that fossil fuels are the primary driver of climate change. Yet a new report warns that they’re also the source of toxic chemicals linked to rising rates of chronic and deadly diseases.

Nearly the whole planet failed the World Health Organization’s test. Only 7 countries met the standard for fine particulate matter in 2023, the most dangerous form of pollution for human health.

The residents along the Mississippi River in Louisiana had just assumed they had small babies. Then, Tulane University did this groundbreaking study on how children are being affected there. See the details.

Climate change might already be increasing your grocery bill. As temperatures rise and weather becomes less predictable, the impacts are driving up prices worldwide.

Geothermal is getting a lot of press as the hottest thing in clean energy, so why aren’t we really taking advantage of it? See why we’re stuck between a rock and a hard place.

A heatwave supercharged by the climate crisis hit West Africa in February. Not only did this affect the lives and health of millions of people but also put pressure on produce and exports that the rest of the world depends on.

Restoring tree cover is known as a proven solution to negative global heating. But in some places, the inverse can be true. Knowing where and when to increase forest canopies is key to maximizing this solution.

A first-of-its-kind carbon removal project received the green light to dump 9000 tons of sand into the open ocean off the coast of North Carolina, intending for the ocean to absorb more carbon. How will this work?

Humans, universities and corporations have legal rights. So why not a river? A court in Peru just ruled that the Marañón river, long affected by oil spills, has the right to exist and be free from pollution. Read why this Rights of Nature case is a landmark.

It’s time to put fungi in the ring against climate change. In Cleveland, they’re already clearing pollution and saving demolition waste from entire homes. Can mushrooms become a real climate solution?

The biggest agri-voltaics project in the U.S. will combine farming and solar on the same plot of land in Ohio. Discover the driving forces behind this energy transition and hear what the naysayers think.

What if a community could get good food and community solar from the same place? That’s what this Boston Food Co-op is working toward for a low-income neighborhood.

Nearly a quarter of the U.S.'s emissions come from the industrial sector. Find out how Biden’s $6 billion fund will help decarbonize the industrial sector’s activities, all the way from aluminum operations to mac-and-cheese production.

Hop in, we’re going thrifting! High schoolers are mixing sustainability and style by buying secondhand outfits for prom.

Tug boats do a lot of work! Now, the U.S. has its first emissions-free all electric tug boat making a giant journey… and inspiring nerdy seafarers everywhere.