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Latinos are more likely than non-Latinos to believe in climate change, be alarmed about climate change, support public lands and want climate action, according to a study from the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication....

Respondents in Puerto Rico (84%) and Costa Rica (83%) are the most likely to say that climate change will harm future generations “a great deal.” #NewsismyBusiness

CHICAGO -- Ten years ago, Beth Beyer’s youngest child walked out to Lake Michigan on a mild winter day and cried. The Lincoln Park resident thought her son would be excited about spending time outdoors, but the seventh grader was distraught thinking about what the unseasonably warm weather meant for the world and its climate. “I was like, ‘Wow, you’re taking this in a way that I had no idea,’” ...

Critics of the university president's decision to resign warn that it will embolden those who are running cover for Israel's genocide in Gaza and will reverberate throughout U.S. higher education. By Jake Johnson Common Dreams Republican Rep. Elise Stefanik declared victory Tuesday after

“This is an attack on every Black woman in this country who’s put a crack in the glass ceiling," says Al Sharpton

The recent UN climate summit in Dubai was a chance for a group of Yale climate fellows to reunite — and to dig into climate solutions in the Global South.

A progress report on the Biden administration's efforts to embed environmental justice into U.S. climate policies.

Ten years ago, Beth Beyer’s youngest child walked out to Lake Michigan on a mild winter day and cried. The Lincoln Park resident thought her son would be excited about spending time outdoors, but the seventh grader was distraught thinking about what the unseasonably warm weather meant for the world and its climate. “I was like, ‘Wow, you’re taking this in a way that I had no idea,’” Beyer ...

Ultimately, beyond the technological and financial considerations, what's needed is a cultural and psychological shift.

Between those who would go fully electric and those who would do so except for their gas stove, 6 in 10 Americans are ready to decarbonize.