Climate Change

As we approach Earth Day, I am reminded of the importance of the environment and the need for accessibility. 

Environmental protection is a matter of public health. And preventing the next pandemic is a matter of environmental security.

The rapid pace of vaccine development and delivery is a remarkable example of what is possible when an entire system is at risk.

A group of Miami high schoolers is spelling out the science to their neighbors—and giving them the tools to make a difference.

Students are already grappling with the impacts of climate change. For some, this could turn into eco-anxiety.

The spirit of Earth Day lies in community and frontline organizing, and there are many ways that individuals can get involved.

We need to reconsider dated stereotypes regarding which communities are leading the environmental movement.

With over 50 million children enrolled, public schools present both a need and an opportunity to address this once-in-a-lifetime crisis.

Accelerating shipping decarbonization will need to involve a range of solutions and significant public and private sector investment.

With a climate-focused presidential administration and heightened investor focus, we have a moment that is ripe for markets and policy to converge.