Founded by athletes in 2007, Protect Our Winters (POW) helps passionate outdoor enthusiasts protect the places we live in and the experiences we love from climate change. Through the intersections of...
Dash Dicksion is an avid fisherman and strong swimmer. He lives in Kailua, a town on the windward coast of Oʻahu. He is also fifteen years old, which means that when the pandemic struck and school...
As a member of the global youth climate strike movement, Fridays for Future, we often use the term “MAPA” (most affected people and areas) to refer to those most impacted by the climate crisis....
Climate change may increase the likelihood of conflict across the world by potentially intensifying societal problems that could trigger new conflicts and/or exacerbate existing conflicts....
Last fall, a slew of articles from prominent publications relayed a disturbing new trend: an increase in sea turtle strandings on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. The articles, accompanied by...
Attention to the emotional effects of climate change has previously been focused on people working on the problem. In the last few years, for example, organizations working on climate change have...
Hurricane season may be long gone (it runs from June 1 - November 30), but winter Nor'Easters can bring flooding just as severe to coastal communities along the Eastern seaboard. As a result, storm...
Happy Election Day! Our recently updated Yale Climate Opinion Maps allow us to analyze gaps between public opinion and political will at sub-national scales, making it easier to explore the role...
Our recently updated Yale Climate Opinion Maps allow us to analyze gaps between public opinion and political will at sub-national scales, allowing an exploration of the role climate change and...
Photo credit: Marcus Kauffman Severe weather events are among the most visible, tangible ways that people witness or experience climate change. While scientists have in the past been unable to tie...