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Book review: “Glacial” exposes the heroes and villains of U.S. climate policy
Chelsea Henderson investigates 60 years of climate progress and setbacks. The post Book review: “Glacial” exposes the heroes and villains of U.S. climate policy appeared first on Yale Climate...
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An artist is painting a vision of a better world
She’s using her paintbrush to show what climate solutions look like. The post An artist is painting a vision of a better world appeared first on Yale Climate Connections.
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What Christiana Figueres thinks the climate movement can learn from Buddhism
Figueres, the architect of the 2015 Paris climate agreement, has been helping people around the world understand the teachings of Buddhist monk and peace activist Thích Nhất Hạnh. The post What...
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Teddy Roosevelt is getting a climate-friendly presidential library
A North Dakota building honoring the Republican president will include native grasses planted on the roof, geothermal wells, and solar panels. The post Teddy Roosevelt is getting a climate-friendly...
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How to write your way through climate anxiety and uncertainty
Creative expression can help you process emotions and build resilience. The post How to write your way through climate anxiety and uncertainty appeared first on Yale Climate Connections.
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Art shines a light on urban flooding in Philadelphia
A new community space in the Germantown neighborhood helps residents understand and prepare for storms. The post Art shines a light on urban flooding in Philadelphia appeared first on Yale Climate...
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12 books to help you create a just and sustainable future
These titles range from memoirs of climate justice leaders to Afrofuturist stories. The post 12 books to help you create a just and sustainable future appeared first on Yale Climate Connections.
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12 books that demonstrate women’s leadership on climate
From explorations of motherhood to climate fiction, women are setting the tone in climate literature and action. The post 12 books that demonstrate women’s leadership on climate appeared first on Yale...
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The silent collapse of an American urban tree canopy
In his new book, ‘The Lost Trees of Willow Avenue,’ journalist, author, and climate activist Mike Tidwell documents the deaths of big trees on his block – and why that matters for us all. The post...
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A play that confronts climate change with humor
‘Come Along for the Ride,’ with upcoming performances in Washington, D.C., and Chicago, blends grief and comedy on stage. The post A play that confronts climate change with humor appeared first on...
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