With new climate sectors popping up rapidly, there are plenty of ways to get into space.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we take a look at countries backpedaling on agreed climate goals, and why it's happening.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we dive into the new Global Carbon Project report on methane and how climate tech is trying to tackle the problem.

A new report shows that climate policies alone aren’t enough to move the needle on climate change.

We sat down with Will Wiseman, the CEO and co-founder of Climatize, a climate tech start-up that offers an innovative way for everyday people to invest in real-life solar projects. Here's how the company is working to democratize climate technology.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate we take a look at the exponential growth in clean energy jobs in the past two years.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate we dive back into legislation and climate cases that are hung up as a result of the Supreme Court's rulings.

The frozen bits of the Earth are melting and revealing new information about global warming and its implications.

Fusion projects around the world have recently reported some impressive things and it could promise a future of abundant, clean energy.

Roger Spitz is President of Techistential (Climate & Strategic Foresight), Chair of Disruptive Futures Institute in San Francisco, and a Climatebase Fellow (Cohort 5).

Jake Blaisdell and Irete Hamdani, two of Remy's three co-founders, share their experience meeting in the Climatebase Fellowship.

Climatebase Fellows from Cohort 5 share their journey in designing a curriculum for human impact of climate change.

Climatebase Fellow Maya Britstein is an accomplished Scientist and Project Manager, and has dedicated a decade to innovative research and development, with a particular focus on addressing the climate crisis.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we look at countries around the world that are putting pressure in on the fossil fuel industry by banning advertisements.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we look at the BP's surprising energy outlook plan that has far reaching implications for global oil production - and beyond.

The activist court has significantly reduced the EPA’s ability to limit everything from pollution in our air and water to emissions and greenhouse gasses. The decision has far wider implications than just climate change.

The Biden administration rolled out a new $850 million program to track and mitigate methane, and a bipartisan nuclear bill passed Congress.

It doesn’t bode well for the rest of the season, with record-breaking temperatures already on tap.

Dr. Alexa White is an agro-ecologist whose focus on food sovereignty could help stave off climate change.

Explore today's Climate Capital Report: see how companies are securing funds across climate.

This week the Biden administration announced a framework around the carbon offset market to help make it less ripe for abuse.

A report shows that in 2023, just seven countries met the parameters. Spoiler: the U.S. isn't one of them.

The new tariffs against Chinese goods will have a widespread, if varied, impact on climate tech.

Explore today's Climate Capital Report: see how companies are securing funds across climate, for the week of May 20th, 2024.

A handful of startups are working to reforest the Amazon to both offset carbon and bring a new way of life to the Amazon’s cattle ranchers.

A global bleaching event is underway, and some believe it is one of the main indicators that the globe has surpassed a critical climate change tipping point.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we look at severe climate events that have happened this year, and the role that climate tech plays in finding solutions.

Political and legal wrangling have forced the SEC to stay its new climate rules until a final legal decision comes down.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we look at innovations in climate finance in Switzerland.

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In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we look at new EPA rules and how it will affect transportation electrification.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we take a a look at the tough week for shipping in the U.S. and globally.

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In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we take a comprehensive look at states and municipalities' Climate Action Plans.

This week, the SEC approved climate reporting rules for large companies, but don’t expect it to be a done deal.

A new report shows that the plastics industry has known just how unrecyclable their products are for a very long time.

Google and the Environmental Defense Fund are teaming up to measure global methane emissions from oil and gas production.

We sat down with Dimitry Gershenson, the co-founder and CEO of Enduring Planet. Dimitry and his co-founders Erin and Josh are no strangers to climate finance, and they’re leveraging their expertise to help climate tech startups and SMBs get the funding they need to save the planet.

A world where crops risk disappearing offers an opportunity for climate tech.

Brood X is coming.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we look at evolving cooling solutions to combat record heat.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we examine climate change and the rise of disease, viruses, and antibiotic resistance.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we explore the rising global issue of climate migration

In today's story, we examine the relationship between Grizzly Bears and climate change.

In this edition of This Week In Climate, we take look at the results from landmark climate negotiations.

In today's story, we take a look at a massive lithium reserve uncovered in California.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we navigate diplomacy at COP28 and health breakthroughs.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we take a closer look at electrified transport and E-bikes.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we look into how low-carbon flight is taking off.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we look at the updated USDA Hardiness Map and what it means for plants.

We sat down with Co-founder and CEO Ravi Mikkelsen to learn more about how Atmos Financial leverages bank deposits to finance climate-positive infrastructure like clean energy, electrification, and regenerative agriculture.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we look Maine voter's rejection of a bid to buy out Big Power.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we look at the rich-poor divide when it comes to climate change.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we look at the climate impact of space junk.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we look at the good and the bad in forest conservation.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we look at a tentative agreement for the UAW and Ford.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we look at how China adapts while the US subtracts.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we look at elements that could derail the Green Transition.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we look at what solar energy could have been.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we're highlighting growing equity issues arising as the climate warms.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we look at the hard road to quitting fossil fuels.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we look at California's lawsuit against big oil companies.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we take an in-depth look at the landmark SB 253 Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we look at ups and downs for wind power.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we look at roadblocks in automotive electrification.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, The Drop kicks off European climate connections.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we discuss Life Cycle Assessments, or LCAs, which are used to measure sustainability.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we look at how climate impacts are driving up the cost of food.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we look at how human-influenced fire activity is shaping our world.

In today's edition of This Week in Climate, we look at trouble for carbon offset markets.

In today's issue of "This Week in Climate", we look at what the Proterra bankruptcy means for EV buses.

In today's issue of "This Week in Climate", we look at a big week for carbon capture.

In today's issue of "This Week in Climate", we look at the possible AMOC collapse.

In today's issue of "This Week in Climate", we look at the solutions for climate tech drawbacks.

Today in our climate news section, "This Week In Climate", we look at how Oppenheimer is bringing nuclear power to the forefront of the cultural conversation around climate tech.

In today's issue of "This Week in Climate", we look at the state of climate lawsuits around the world.

In today's issue of "This Week in Climate", we look at five companies using AI to address climate change.

Today in our climate news section, "This Week In Climate", we look at solar progress in the lab and in the market.

In today's issue of "This Week in Climate", we look at how utilities push back on climate action.

In "This Week in Climate", we look at arising challenges in financing the just transition.

In today's issue of "This Week in Climate", we look at a breakthrough in permitting.

In today's issue of "This Week in Climate", we check in on solar’s global growth.

Today, in our Climate Startup Spotlight series, we take an in-depth look at Ecolectro, a New York-based startup building scalable, low-cost green hydrogen just as the hydrogen revolution is taking off.

In "This Week in Climate", we look at developments in carbon capture.

In "This Week in Climate", we look at the role of AI in climate tech.

In This Week in Climate, we look at the military emissions gap in the IPCC report

In "This Week in Climate", we look at climate finance’s rocky ride across North America

In "This Week in Climate", we look at big news for the oceans, good and bad.

In "This Week in Climate", we look at how new IRA funds are rolling out.

Today in our climate news section, "This Week In Climate", we look at regenerative agriculture in the IRA.

Today in our climate news section, "This Week In Climate", we look at progress on alternatives to lithium-ion batteries.

In This Week in Climate, we look how fossil fuel money in the IRA is igniting climate activists.

Our team took an in-depth look at Patch, which is building the infrastructure for a sustainable economy by enabling gigatonne scale carbon removal.

In "This Week in Climate" we look at how the cost of climate change is becoming a priority in the United States.

In This Week in Climate, we look at how the world is (slowly) moving beyond fossil gas.

In "This Week in Climate", we take a look at the growing role that moneyed interests are playing in guiding climate policies.

In This Week in Climate, we look at how climate progress may be ushering in a trade war between the world’s strongest allies.

Today in our climate news section, This Week In Climate, we look at the new shipping emissions regulations in the EU, Brazil's cancelation of new oil pipelines and a wind energy comeback in the UK.

In This Week in Climate, we look at how COP could help Africa transition to renewables.

In This Week in Climate, we look at the opportunity for tech workers to transition into climate.