4th U.S. National Climate Assessment: What Is It?
Background The U.S. National Climate Assessment is a regular science report by 13 federal …
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Science
4th U.S. National Climate Assessment Vol. I: Notable Findings
Below are selected highlights and excerpts from Volume 1 of the 4th U.S. National …
News
Broken Records of Irma and Harvey a Sign of Climate Change
Don’t be Deceived by Backwards-Looking Hurricane Apologism
Communication Basics
Best Practices for Talking About Climate Change & Hurricanes
In this season of never-ending storms, talking about climate change is becoming increasingly important. Here are the main points to consider.
Science
Harvey & Climate Change: A Comprehensive Guide
The science of attributing extreme weather to climate change is complicated and developing every …
Politics and Policy
Clean Energy Jobs & Union Labor
Examples of union labor working in the energy transition can be found across the …
Politics and Policy
The Technocratic Approach to Climate Change, Explained
The scope of the climate crisis and the growing impacts from a warming world …
Politics and Policy
Climate Change, Racism, Patriarchy, and Policy: Climate Justice, Explained
When people talk about the pressing need for climate policy to address the systemic …
Paris Agreement, Politics and Policy
Paris Agreement: What Experts Say vs. What the White House Says
In June 2017, President Trump announced that he intended to withdraw the U.S. from …
Energy
Integrating Reliable Renewable Energy into the U.S. Electrical Grid
Even as renewables provide increased diversity and reliability, there are some uncommon challenges associated with integrating them onto the grid.