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The True Cost of Black Friday

By Vince Beiser

Brazil Recycling Co-ops Are Helping Turn Plastic Waste into Shoes

By Victoria Malloy and Video by Andrew D. Johnson

The Makers of Netflix's Buy Now on Consumerism

By Esha Chhabra

The Immense Disappointment and Promise of COP29

By Justin Worland
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I’m a Climate Scientist. I Refuse to Give Up Hope

We can solve the climate challenge. But I also have to acknowledge my growing worry that I’m wrong, and the remaining steep obstacles ahead.

By Peter H. Gleick

The Design Firm Making Net-Zero Buildings a Reality

Net-zero energy buildings are the exception rather than the norm. But this design firm is hoping to change that.

By Sarah Sax and Video by Lisa Nho

A World Without Rice

Rice is a critical source of food for billions of people, but the impact of climate change on the crop goes beyond its nutritional value.

By J.J. Johnson

Nations at COP29 Agree Compromise Climate Finance Deal

It’s not near the $1.3 trillion developing countries were asking for, but it’s three times the 2009 deal that is expiring.

By SETH BORENSTEIN, SIBI ARASU, MELINA WALLING and MICHAEL PHILLIS / AP

Storm System Is Expected to Arrive for Thanksgiving

Across the U.S. major storms are dumping snow and rain, with another system expected to arrive for Thanksgiving.

By NOAH BERGER and OLGA R. RODRIGUEZ / AP

Developing Nations Reject COP29 Draft Deal for Climate Cash

Developing nations are seeking $1.3 trillion to adapt to and recover from climate impacts, and transition to clean energy.

By MELINA WALLING, SETH BORENSTEIN, MICHAEL PHILLIS and SIBI ARASU / AP

The Future of Climate Action Is Trade Policy

The climate-trade nexus is an important part of the future of climate action.

By Justin Worland/Baku

Watch: How Sweden’s Sustainable Hydrofoil Ferry Shortens Travel Time

Sweden's new hydrofoil ferry is not just environmentally friendly, it's efficient too.

By Andrew D. Johnson

World's Freshwater Resources Drop to Troubling Low

Climate change is contributing to a global drying with no end in sight, according to a new study.

By Jeffrey Kluger

A New Era of Climate Geopolitics is Playing Out at COP29

The questions in Baku are less about whether the international climate push will go on but about how.  

By Justin Worland

'Bomb Cyclone' Threatens Pacific Northwest

Northern California and the Pacific Northwest are bracing for what is expected to be a powerful storm from Tuesday to Friday.

By Hallie Golden and Christopher Weber / AP

Azerbaijan Should Never Have Been COP Host

The petrostate has an especially dubious human rights and climate record.

By Simon Maghakyan

India's Capital Chokes as Air Pollution Levels Soar

Residents of New Delhi woke up to thick, toxic smog more than 50 times the WHO's recommended safe limit.

By Manish Swarup and Rishi Lekhi / AP

Why CEOs Must Change to Help Save the Planet

Sustainability needs more than technological solutions. The Inner Development Goals can deliver a leadership framework for real change.

By David Bach , Heather Cairns-Lee and Natalia Olynec

How Small Businesses Can Help Tackle Climate Change

One way to get past some of the headwinds is to focus on tackling climate change from the ground up.

By Justin Worland / Baku

Climate Leaders Call For Renewed Hope and Ambition

Climate leaders gathered at TIME’s COP29 Impact Dinner in Baku, Azerbaijan for a celebration of the TIME100 Climate leadership list.

By Simmone Shah
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