How Native Tribes Are Taking the Lead on Planning for Climate Change

By Nicola Jones

Analysis

As Climate Risks Worsen, U.S. Flood Buyouts Fail to Meet the Need

By Rob Moore

Native Species or Invasive? The Distinction Blurs as the World Warms

By Sonia Shah

Opinion

Let It Be: Why We Must Save Alaska’s Pristine Tongass Forest

By Kim Heacox

Could Abandoned Agricultural Lands Help Save the Planet?

By Richard Conniff

E360 VIDEO

Waterfront Retreat: A Bay Community Faces Rising Seas and Buyouts

In Israel, Questions Are Raised about a Forest that Rises from the Desert

By Fred Pearce

Could Massive Storm Surge Barriers End the Hudson River’s Revival?

By Elizabeth Royte

As the Monsoon and Climate Shift, India Faces Worsening Floods

By Vaishnavi Chandrashekhar

On the Alabama Coast, the Unluckiest Island in America

By Gilbert M. Gaul

As Oceans Warm, Tropical Corals Seek Refuge in Cooler Waters

By Fred Pearce

With New Perennial Grain, a Step Forward for Eco-Friendly Agriculture

By Jim Robbins

Who Will Pay for the Huge Costs of Holding Back Rising Seas?

By Jim Morrison

As Climate Changes, Colombia’s Small Coffee Farmers Pay the Price

By Richard Schiffman

In an Era of Extreme Weather, Concerns Grow Over Dam Safety

By Jacques Leslie

As Water Scarcity Increases, Desalination Plants Are on the Rise

By Jim Robbins

Interview

Why Low-Income Households Need to Be Part of the Clean Energy Revolution

By Katherine Bagley

Coastal Recovery: Bringing a Damaged Wetland Back to Life

By Jim Morrison

On Java’s Coast, A Natural Approach to Holding Back the Waters

By Fred Pearce

Interview

Why Bill McKibben Sees Rays of Hope in a Grim Climate Picture

By Elizabeth Kolbert

Interview

Facing Pushback, Markey Makes the Case for the Green New Deal

By Elizabeth Kolbert