Climate law and warming waters
The International Court of Justice ruled that countries have a legal duty to protect the planet for future generations.
In a rare show of global unity, countries adopt landmark climate ruling
About six years ago, law students at the University of the South Pacific convinced the government of the small island nation of Vanuatu to take the harms wrought by climate change all the way to the International Court of Justice, the world’s highest legal authority. Vanuatu, along with the students, waged a campaign to convince […]
Naveena Sadasivam and Te Aniwaniwa Paterson
Scientists are concerned about a large marine heatwave off the US west coast that is affecting habitats from Hawaii to Canada.
Why an immense marine heatwave off the US west coast has alarmed scientists
What does a surge in ocean temperatures, compounded with El Niño, bode for the summer?
Eric Holthaus
While new coal plants are popping up, global coal power generation is actually on the decline.
Global Coal Generation Declines, Even as China, India Race to Build New Plants
Kate Morgan
A look at how to move away from residential gas while keeping things fair for everyone.
How to phase out residential gas equitably
Panama Bartholomy and Kristin George Bagdanov explain why neighborhood-level “chunky decarbonization” is the key to a fast and fair transition.
David Roberts
California is getting $27.5 million in federal funds to replace lead pipes that deliver water to homes.
California gets $27.5 million to find and replace toxic lead pipes that deliver water to homes
California will get $27.5 million in federal funding to find and replace lead pipes that deliver water to homes, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced Wednesday.
Alex Wigglesworth
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