José Gualinga discusses his Kichwa People of Sarayaku’s visionary Living Forest Declaration and the importance of collaborating across cultures and areas of expertise.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has rejected legislation that would have restricted local air regulators’ authority over pollution at the Los Angeles and Long Beach ports, citing the need to preserve tools for combating air and climate impacts.
The Post followed cultural burning practices, an Indigenous tradition now permitted under California law and used to help protect forests from wildfires.
With state incentives, training programs, and new clean-heating standards on the horizon, Maryland contractors are well-positioned to grow their businesses by helping homeowners switch to efficient, pollution-free heat pumps.
The European Union has pledged more than half a billion dollars to fund renewable energy and electrification projects in Africa, aiming to expand access to electricity while countering China’s growing influence on the continent.
Countries are falling short on reducing emissions, but British data scientist Hannah Ritchie looks at the numbers and sees the world making real gains on climate change.
Fortescue CEO Dino Otranto said that artificial intelligence’s surge in energy needs and the low cost of clean power will ensure US renewables keep growing, even as President Trump rolls back incentives and delays projects. He argued that economics, not politics, will ultimately drive the transition.
Microsoft agreed to use “near-zero emission” steel in a two-part deal with Stegra. The steelmaker plans to open its hydrogen-fueled plant in late 2026.
Self-repairing “living solar” panels powered by photosynthetic organisms cut battery waste, boosted biodiversity, and transformed urban energy use worldwide.
PlasticFree has opened access to its entire global materials database so that it is freely accessible to designers, brands, and businesses looking to move away from plastic-related materials.
With just weeks to go until the international climate conference, nations are stepping up to submit new climate targets for 2035. But will they be enough to prevent a climate catastrophe?
