Climate

Tesla Is No Longer the Only Benchmark for EV Success

By Justin Worland

How XPrize Winner Mati Carbon Is Tackling Climate Change

By Simmone Shah

How Telehealth Can Cut Carbon Emissions

By Simmone Shah

Why More People Aren't Talking About Climate Change

By Jeffrey Kluger
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Pope Francis's Climate Legacy

Pope Francis served as a voice of moral clarity, speaking and writing about the social consequences of human influence on the planet. 

By Justin Worland

There's a Climate Showdown Ahead for Big Oil Investors

The bigger climate message behind BP's investor rebellion, where nearly 25% of shareholders denounced the company's chairman this week

By Justin Worland

Trump Is Trying to Boost Deep-Sea Mining

On April 24 Trump signed an Executive Order to support deep-sea mining. But what are the environmental risks? Here's what to know.

By Simmone Shah

Sabrina Elba: Climate Change Is Putting Livelihoods at Stake

Sabrina Elba, a Goodwill ambassador for the U.N. speaks to TIME about the importance of supporting farmers in the Global South.

By Simmone Shah

Trade Tensions Could Open Opportunities for Climate Action

It’s possible to envision a world where climate considerations become a key focal point in trade discussions. 

By Justin Worland

Climate Change Is Making Hay Fever Worse

Seasonal allergies are being hit by climate change. As temperatures rise, pollen season grows longer and more severe.

By Jeffrey Kluger

The Biggest Clean Energy Impacts from Trump's Tariffs

Experts say that when it comes to clean energy, Trump's tariffs stand to drive up costs for U.S. companies.

By Simmone Shah

Trump Guts Program that Helps Low-Income Homes Pay for Heat

Two Republicans are among a group of senators urging Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to reverse the decision.

By SUSAN HAIGH / AP

Do Climate Goals Matter in a Bad Economy?

The anxiety about Trump's tariffs poses a key test for climate targets.

By Justin Worland

The Rising Demand For Electricity Is About More than AI

Even if AI guzzles less energy than the zeitgeist suggests, a wide range of forces driving electricity demand lurk just around the corner.

By Justin Worland

How to Help Victims of the Carolina Wildfires

The wildfires come as many continue to recover from the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene just six months ago.

By Simmone Shah

Why Climate Change is a National Security Threat

For the first time in over a decade, climate change did not appear on the U.S. intelligence community's annual threat assessment list.

By Simmone Shah

How We Chose the 2025 TIME Earth Awards

​​The list honors individuals influencing the future of the planet through their work in climate justice.

By TIME Staff

The TIME Earth Awards | 2025

Article Post List of Collection Items Collection Project Credit Group Kyla Mandel, Cate Matthews, and Nikhil Kumar Leslie Dickstein, Simmone Shah, and Justin Worland Kim Bubello Rich Morgan Juwayriah Wright Brian Braganza and Justine Simons...

Why Catherine Coleman Flowers Believes Environmental Justice Is a Human Right

The 54-mile stretch of U.S. Route 80 connecting Montgomery to Selma appears unremarkable at first—just another highway cutting through Alabama’s Black Belt, where pine forests occasionally give way to scattered homes and rural crossroads. But...

Jay Inslee Says Trump Can't Stop The Clean Energy Revolution

There are two immutable forces that we ought to know President Donald Trump cannot stop. The first is the incoming tide of the ocean. The second is the growth of the clean-energy economy. He cannot...

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