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Podcast
How Digital Disinformation Targets Voters
Technology innovator Shireen Mitchell discusses pervasive disinformation on social media centered around US elections, and how we can fight back.
Report
Driving Cleaner
On average, battery-electric vehicles produce roughly half the global warming emissions of comparable gasoline-powered vehicles
Feature
EV Emissions Tool
Plug in your ZIP code to see how clean electric cars are in your area.
Podcast
The Supreme Court’s Devastating Impacts on the EPA
An energy and policy expert explains the WV v. EPA court case and its potentially devastating effects.
Report
Achieving Multiracial, Multiparty Democracy
A task force of activists, organizers, and scholars lay out six key recommendations for safeguarding our democracy.
Podcast
Reaching 100% Renewables by 2035
Community organizer Bridget Vial and energy analyst Paula Garcia discuss how some states can reach an equitable transition to 100% clean energy by 2035.
Video
Why Climate Resilience Is Like a Tiger Chase
Everyone knows we need to cut emissions. But we need to start adapting too.
Report
Economics of Gas-Fired Power
Many fossil fuel power plants across the country are no longer economic to operate year-round.
Podcast
Updated: Farming While Black
For Juneteenth, we’ve updated one of our most listened-to episodes (2021), featuring Leah Penniman, founder of Soul Fire Farm and author of Farming While Black
Podcast
It’s Danger Season: When Climate Impacts Collide
Climate scientist Dr. Kristina Dahl discusses why we’re renaming summers “Danger Season.”
Report
Wildfire & Water in the Western United States
Wildfires threaten watersheds and drinking water. Communities should act.
Explainer
Water, Wildfire, and Climate Change
Fires across the West, and particularly in California, are threatening the availability and quality of water for millions of people.
