Climate change is overwhelming, and it can often feel that we personally have little control in mitigating it. While comprehensive change...

United Nations to Draft Plastic Pollution Treaty by 2024 (AP, Reuters, Yale360) UN negotiators came to an agreement earlier this month to...

In this month's issue, we are continuing on our exploration of domestic environmental policy, but this time we will be focusing on the...

Workers in the green economy make an average annual wage of $51k per year, according to JobsEQ analysis. This represents a $10k...

In Dire New Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Report, Climate Impacts Arrival Even Sooner than Expected (The Boston Globe, AP,...

Hello all, Happy March! In this month's issue, we are continuing our coverage of environmental policy by diving into some of the biggest...

Scientists work their entire careers creating hypotheses and testing to see if theories can be proven by nature. An immediate reaction to...

As the rest of the world tepidly welcomed the new year, protests over a New Year’s Day fuel price hike erupted in Kazakhstan. The violent...

Happy 2022! We hope the month of January has been a restful and recharging start to your year! Toward the end of 2021 we released a...

Most Destructive Wildfire in Colorado History Incinerates Boulder (Associated Press, NPR, Washington Post) Hurricane force winds helped...

Uncommon Weather Patterns Continue Throughout the United States (NPR, Associated Press, Washington Post, Huff Post) Bizarre weather...

Happy Friday everyone! Today's issue is bittersweet– we are so excited and proud to be wrapping up our first six months of ClimateRoots...

Happy Friday everyone! We are rounding out the year here at ClimateRoots which means we are coming to an end of our focus on renewable...

Welcome back to yet another Friday morning ClimateRoots newsletter where, as promised, we will be discussing some of the pros and cons of...

The concept that “the key to the future lies in the past” resonates across almost all disciplines but holds especially true for the...

Extreme ‘Bomb Cyclone’ Dumps Over 5 Inches of Rain Overnight on San Francisco (Associated Press, NBC, Axios, San Francisco Chronicle,...

Hi everyone! In today's issue we are going over the basics of hydroelectricity, a form of renewable energy that creates electricity by...

In today's issue we will be covering one of the oldest and more complicated forms of renewable energy; bioenergy! For those that don't...

Like many undergrads with a desire to become more involved in research, I didn’t know what options were available to me. If you’re...

Running in the Rockies Golden ripples of light splash across my face, my arms and legs as I run through the forest. The light filters...