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Military veterans and lawmakers say investing in the clean-energy economy with Inflation Reduction Act funds is the way forward to combat climate change and bolster national security. Stephanie Kifowit, D-Oswego, attended the Elected Officials to Protect Americas annual Climate Emergency and Energy Security Summit in Washington D.C. last week and said Illinois has a strong agricultural economy that is jeopardized by a number of environmental threats. ...

Young Barbadian innovators see economic opportunity in the climate change threat, finding solutions unique to their environment.

New research found natural disasters and pollution linked to climate change are contributing factors to high rates of anxiety and depression among young people. Researchers from San Francisco-based Hopelab consulted experts and interviewed youth climate activists to determine how climate effects like wildfire, extreme heat, drought, flooding, and air pollution are affecting young peoples mental health. Emma Bruehlman-Senecal, research lead for Hopelab, is the author of the groups Climate Gener...

Community groups across Maine are helping small towns with fewer resources better prepare for the growing threat of climate change. They are conducting energy audits to help towns save money and implement renewable energy projects, including off-grid emergency shelters. Scott Vlaun, executive director of the Center for an Ecology-Based Economy, said his group is working with the town of Norway to assess infrastructure potentially vulnerable to extreme weather events like the devastating floods...

Climate change: Eco-anxious youth are making progress in suing to create a body of law protecting against the effects of a warming planet.

In Bangladesh to report on how young people are adapting to climate change, a reporter is reminded of the inextricable links between children half a world apart.

At the launch of the Monitors global series about young people adapting to climate change, an editor reflects on the nail-biting, behind-the-scenes decisions that propelled the project.

Rethink the news: Reducing news to hard lines and side-taking leaves a lot of the story untold. Progress comes from challenging what we hear and considering different views.

Climate change defines where young Bangladeshis live, if they study, and when they marry. But resilient adaptation is making a difference.

Climate change defines where young Bangladeshis live, if they study, and when they marry. But resilient adaptation is making a difference.