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The Supreme Court Curbs the Environmental Protection Agency

The Supreme Court Curbs the Environmental Protection Agency

The activist court has significantly reduced the EPA’s ability to limit everything from pollution in our air and water to emissions and greenhouse gasses. The decision has far wider implications than just climate change.

Jul 12, 2024

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Greenpeace SLAPPed by Big Oil Suit

Greenpeace SLAPPed by Big Oil Suit

Greenpeace hit with $660M verdict in Dakota Access Pipeline case, raising alarms about SLAPP lawsuits and the future of free speech in climate activism.

Mar 27, 2025

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12 min read

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Green Steel Meets Political Shifts

Green Steel Meets Political Shifts

In this edition of This Week in Climate, we look at how the U.S. just stumbled in the global race for green steel, as Cleveland-Cliffs scraps a $1.6 billion hydrogen-ready plant—while Europe and China charge ahead with the technology that could slash one of the world’s dirtiest industries.

Jul 1, 2025

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9 min read

Energy

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Greenland Was Once Green

Greenland Was Once Green

Cryosphere in Crisis: Greenland, Antarctica, and Alaska Show Rapid Ice Loss and Rising Seas

Aug 23, 2024

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8 min read

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Trump Disbands Climate Info Group, Canada Backs Off EV Mandates, Australia Issues Grim Risk Report

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Trump Disbands Climate Info Group, Canada Backs Off EV Mandates, Australia Issues Grim Risk Report

In this edition of This Week in Climate, Washington shutters a disinfo panel, Canada hits pause on EV rules, and Australia warns of cascading climate threats.

Sep 16, 2025

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12 min read

Why Food Keeps Getting More Expensive

Why Food Keeps Getting More Expensive

Meet ‘climateflation’: how extreme weather is disrupting food systems and straining household budgets worldwide.

Sep 10, 2025

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13 min read

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Renewables To Surpass Coal by 2026

Renewables To Surpass Coal by 2026

We look into how renewables are on track to overtake coal in global electricity generation by 2026, marking a pivotal shift in the energy transition.

Aug 12, 2025

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8 min read

Energy

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The Climate Activists’ Dilemma

The Climate Activists’ Dilemma

An analysis of new research on “extreme” climate protests finds they boost public concern but erode support for activist groups—raising the question of whether short-term attention is worth long-term reputational costs.

Jul 28, 2025

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8 min read

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Climate Scrambles Weather Predictions

Climate Scrambles Weather Predictions

We examine how extreme summer heat, deadly floods, and cuts to U.S. weather agencies are converging to make climate-driven disasters both more dangerous and harder to predict.

Jul 14, 2025

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9 min read

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Trump Disbands Climate Info Group, Canada Backs Off EV Mandates, Australia Issues Grim Risk Report

In this edition of This Week in Climate, Washington shutters a disinfo panel, Canada hits pause on EV rules, and Australia warns of cascading climate threats.

Sep 16, 2025

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12 min read

Climatebase Team
Julian Moore
Climatebase Team, +1
Trump Disbands Climate Info Group, Canada Backs Off EV Mandates, Australia Issues Grim Risk Report

Why Food Keeps Getting More Expensive

Meet ‘climateflation’: how extreme weather is disrupting food systems and straining household budgets worldwide.

Sep 10, 2025

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13 min read

Climatebase Team
Abigail Basset
Climatebase Team, +1
Why Food Keeps Getting More Expensive

A Mayan Jungle Corridor, Spain’s Wildfire Response, and Wind Energy Backlash

In this edition of This Week in Climate, we look at a historic tri-national forest corridor in Central America, Spain’s sweeping wildfire response plan, New Hampshire’s retreat from offshore wind, a landmark Swiss climate lawsuit, and how drones are transforming US wildfire management.

Sep 3, 2025

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12 min read

Climatebase Team
Julian Moore
Climatebase Team, +1
A Mayan Jungle Corridor, Spain’s Wildfire Response, and Wind Energy Backlash

Utilities Want Their Power Plants Back, and Customers Could Foot the Bill

An analysis of how utilities in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic regions are trying to regain the power to build and control power plants, and how it could mean significant price hikes for ratepayers.

Aug 26, 2025

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13 min read

Climatebase Team
Abigail Basset
Climatebase Team, +1
Utilities Want Their Power Plants Back, and Customers Could Foot the Bill

Renewables To Surpass Coal by 2026

We look into how renewables are on track to overtake coal in global electricity generation by 2026, marking a pivotal shift in the energy transition.

Aug 12, 2025

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8 min read

Abigail Basset
Abigail Basset
Renewables To Surpass Coal by 2026

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