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Here are four climate takeaways from a dramatic turnaround — a year after a surge of shareholder activism in the industry, as well as a remarkable court ruling against Shell.

Los Angeles and Santiago are two of the latest cities to impose strict water restrictions in an effort to avoid disastrous shortages in the future.

The Amazon is emerging as a central issue in this year’s presidential campaign. Leaders have taken note.

Pulitzer Center Colleagues and Grantees Win Best in Business Awards. On Thursday, April 7, 2022, the Association for Business Journalists’ Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing (SABEW) announced the winners of the 27th annual Best in Business Awards, which honor “excellence in business journalism,” the group says on its website. Among the honorees were several Pulitzer Center and Rainforest Investigations Network (RIN) colleagues, Fellows, and grantees. In the category recogn...

Early warnings systems for extreme weather can sharply reduce death tolls when storms hit, and they don’t need to be complicated.

New York prosecutors were preparing a case. Then the D.A. overruled his staff after a visit from a top donor: Trump attorney Marc Kasowitz. 

A lot happened this year. Jog your memory with stories compiled by The New York Times climate desk.

Exclusive: Court deals blow to 'invaders' at Amazon reserve. Just days after the publication of a wide-ranging investigation into illegal cattle production in the Jaci-Paraná reserve, a protected area in Rondônia, a regional court declared unconstitutional the...

Championing Journalism and Education for the Public Good. Image by Lucy Crelli. Become a Pulitzer Center Champion This Giving Tuesday From chronicling the last days of America’s longest war in Afghanistan to documenting how melting glaciers in Greenland affect the South Carolina Lowcountry, Pulitzer Center grantees produced some of their most innovative, impactful work to date this year. We have supported more than 200 projects in 2021, among them work that received Pulitzer Prizes, Emmys, an...

A Times investigation married hourslong stakeouts with data reporting and found that it’s all too easy for hides from illegally deforested ranches to reach the global marketplace.