By: Navya Natarajan, Florida FellowFlorida is known for its natural environment: the wide array of beaches, the coral reefs that stretch along the coast, and the wetlands of the Everglades, home to abundant wildlife.All of ...

Reflections on My Tenure as Executive Director as I Embark on My Next ChapterBy Jasmine Davenport, Former Executive Director at Our ClimateAs I think back to July 1, 2020, I remember the joy I felt ...

Photo Blog by Adah Crandall, Oregon FellowAs a young person, the climate crisis terrifies me. Much of the news we hear is centered on catastrophe, and it can be exhausting and disheartening to witness continued destruction ...

When it comes to climate mitigation, the bulk of the work should be done by those with more resources, such as government institutions and large corporations. But as individuals, we can also do our part ...

By Alexis EvripidouCarbon dioxide removal (CDR) is the process of removing existing Carbon Dioxide from the atmosphere. Many scientists and climate change experts believe even if we manage to reach net zero emissions,CDR will be required ...

By Alicja MazurkiewiczClimate change is so advanced already that mitigating carbon emissions may no longer be enough to address its negative effects. The scientific community is now realizing that the countries that emit the largest ...

By: Esther Perceval, Florida FellowLiving in Florida I’ve always known that we’re close to the water, but it didn’t truly hit me how close until I saw abandoned homes that looked like they were part ...

By Bhavika BuddiMost of my life has been spent in a classroom. Seven hours a day, five days a week, 40 weeks a year, I spend going to school and gaining the skills and knowledge ...

By Sophia Pan, contributing author Companies launch blowout sales, customers flock to the goods, and the earth’s needs are temporarily forgotten. These eye-catching deals exercise more power than ever, urging us to bulk buy for the ...