COP27

What Climate Change Is Already Doing to Children's Brains

By Frederica Perera

COP27 Marks 'New Paradigm' For Climate Action

By Justin Worland / Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt

The Climate Challenge of the World's Population Hitting 8 Billion

By Eugene Linden

Yes, Biodiversity Can Fight Climate Change—But It's More Than Just a Tool

By Thomas Crowther
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Ukraine Isn't Just at COP27 to Talk About Climate

Ukraine is using the international climate conference to garner more support against Russia's war, particularly among ambivalent countries.

By Alejandro de la Garza

Poorer Countries Want to Charge More to Protect Rainforests

Brazil, the DRC, and Indonesia launch an 'OPEC for rainforests' in effort to wrest more control over climate action.

By Ciara Nugent

Global Population Size Should Not Be Cause For Alarm, But A Rally Cry For Change

UNFPA Executive Director Natalia Kanem argues that looking exclusively at population numbers comes with great dangers.

By Natalia Kanem

Biden's Climate Wins May Never Be Good Enough For Some

After Biden's COP27 speech, activists said the U.S. had failed to help developing countries addressing climate change

By Justin Worland / Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt

U.S. Pays 19% of Fair Share on Climate Aid

The U.S.' outsize contribution to global emissions is not reflected in the climate finance it gives, data analysis shows.

By Ciara Nugent

New U.N. Report at COP27 Takes Aim at 'Greenwashing'

A new U.N. report is a sharp rebuke to companies that claim to be tackling climate change without doing the actual work.

By Justin Worland/Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt

Want Consumers to Make Smart Climate Choices? Stop Greenwashing

Too many climate pledges represent little more than empty slogans and hype. That has to change

By Catherine McKenna

Why Rishi Sunak Decided to Attend COP27 After All

The reversal follows mounting criticism, but a ban on King Charles attending the annual U.N. climate summit remains in effect.

By Armani Syed/London

Climate Science Is Stronger Than Ever Ahead of COP27

Scientists today can link specific ecological disasters with a changing climate—and assert with confidence what future impacts will be.

By Jeremy J. Miller

John Kerry Says Developed Countries Need to Ramp Up Help for Growing Climate Losses

“We have to find a way for more capital to flow into developing countries," he said in an interview with TIME.

By Justin Worland

‘Loss and Damages’ Will Be a Huge Focus of COP27. Here’s What That Means

With the mounting toll of climate disaster in vulnerable countries, the pressure is growing for polluters to support loss-and-damage funds.

By Aryn Baker

How to Make Rich Countries Pay For Their Climate Impact

Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley has a proposal for how to fix the climate gap between the Global North and South.

By Mia Mottley

I Lost My Home to Climate Change. I'm Fighting So Others Won't

Extreme flooding forced my family to leave our farm when I was 10. Now I'm a climate activist so others don't face the same struggle.

By Nyombi Morris

The Selfish Case for Climate Justice

It may take hearing about the threats to our own self-interest that makes leaders in wealthy countries pay up.

By Justin Worland

Egypt Isn't Qualified to Host COP27

Egypt's obstruction of environmental activism will be under the microscope as it hosts the 2022 U.N. climate conference.

By Sahar Aziz

What Bangladesh Can Teach the World About Talking About Climate Change

Unlike in the U.S., the Bangladesh media cover climate change constantly and seriously. The world media must learn from them

By Saleemul Huq
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