Hot and Anxious in 2024, But Not Doomed
Barely four months in, 2024 is in contention to be the warmest year on record—and experts worry the past may not tell us much about what's in store.
Barely four months in, 2024 is in contention to be the warmest year on record—and experts worry the past may not tell us much about what's in store.
The Science Based Targets initiative, or SBTi—which sets standards for companies cutting their greenhouse gas emissions—has been wrangling over the role of offsets in decarbonizing supply chains.
The veteran journalist and podcaster says communicating about the climate crisis has gotten a lot easier since he started in 2004—and so has knowing what to do about it.
Barraging people with facts isn't the most persuasive approach. Instead, listen for what people already care about—and how global heating might affect it.
Not every techno-fix is worth betting the climate on.
It's hard to plot a path toward a liveable future without relying on "novel" approaches to carbon dioxide removal—but can we scale them fast enough?
Our Conversation With Writer and Terra.do Keynote Guest Mary Annaïse Heglar