Nepal Floods Put Climate Loss and Damage Fund to the Test
An interview with Raju Pandit Chhetri, a climate negotiator from Nepal, about the country’s demands for loss and damage
The Problem Class
Sometime last year, I was asked to participate in a closed door conversation in which a mix of academic researchers,
Meet the Rightwing German Media Mogul Enabling Technofascism
For a long time now, I've been keeping an eye on the media purchases of the infamous private
Climate Media's Philanthropy Problem
We've talked before about the massive bloodletting in climate media this year; even amidst the general demise of
Body Cam Footage Exposes the Narrative War Behind An Indigenous Activist’s Arrest
I’ve been thinking a lot about something the Oglala Lakota activist Nick Tilsen said to me in an interview
Santa Marta: A Historic First Step, but a Long Road Ahead
Our senior global climate justice reporter Nina Lakhani just returned from the Santa Marta conference in Colombia, a global convening
The Year of Climate Backsliding, Part Two: The Media
I'm writing this on the heels of the International Journalism Festival in Perugia, an annual gathering of journalists
The Year of Climate Backsliding, Part One: Australia
Australia really, really doesn’t want to talk about phasing out fossil fuels...even though it volunteered to help lead the discussion.
Petromasculinity Is Eating Itself and Destroying Us All
By Amy Westervelt
Like a lot of other folks who came of age in the 90s, I'm having
People Never Suck in Just One Way: On Epstein, Climate, and the Hubris of the Ultra-Wealthy
As an investigative reporter with a thing for documents, normally a massive release of previously hidden emails and texts would
