THE CLIMATE MOVEMENT
NEWSLETTER & ACTION TOOLKIT

California residents can now use plug-in balcony solar systems, opening the door to affordable clean energy for renters and apartment dwellers.

Indigenous-led waste facilities are reducing pollution, strengthening local sustainability and showing how community-led solutions can protect the environment. The facility separates all waste so very little goes to landfill.

Reclypu Mending Club is extending the life of clothing, reducing textile waste and offering a practical alternative to fast fashion.

A NYC pilot is helping food vendors replace noisy, polluting generators with swappable batteries. The model could cut fuel costs, reduce emissions and make street vending quieter and cleaner.

Rising sea level, coastal erosion, larger waves and flooding already plague the Pacific coast, but this “Kelvin Wave” is going to make things worse. These waves create a 6-inch to foot-tall surge and are said to continue through the winter.

Could saving corals be as simple as giving them umbrellas? Turns out, shades that block the sun help cool corals and reduce bleaching. Even more, they can reverse bleaching.

A newly manufactured fabric may have just unlocked wearable temperature regulation. It can turn body motion into electrical signals that switch cooling and heating on when you need them.

Climate scientist Marika Holland was recently named a MacArthur “Genius” for her work studying the complex interactions between sea ice in Antarctica and the life it supports. See how this grant will further Arctic research.

One simple device could free up gigawatts of power for the U.S. grid. Millions of electric motors run inside the country’s buildings, often inefficiently, but this hidden device can slash motors’ power use and reduce grid strain.