Carbon capture
Carbon removal now 'unavoidable' part of fighting climate change, UN says
Emissions cuts alone won't limit global warming to 1.5°C, IPCC report warns. But can carbon removal from land use and technology scale up in time?
Climate crisis
Climate crisis
Here’s what local climate action looks like in small-town USA
Canary’s culture correspondent has a whale of a time connecting with fellow climate-conscious citizens in his New England hamlet.
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Marine transport
Maritime industry leaders confront climate change and supply-chain issues at shipping expo
A sea change is underway as global shipping players adjust to the new normal of a rapidly warming planet.
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Food and farms
Chart: Which foods are worst for the climate?
Not all calories are created equal when it comes to climate change.
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Podcast
Why 'maladaptation' is getting so much attention
As cities race to invest in climate infrastructure, the threat of maladaptation looms. What exactly is it?
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Fossil fuels
We need to talk about how we talk about natural gas
Canary speaks to journalist Rebecca Leber about how the ubiquitous term downplays the fossil fuel's climate and pollution impacts.
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Food and farms
You think the energy problem is hard? Meet the food climate challenge
Slashing emissions from food and agriculture will be tough, but innovators are developing creative ways to do it, going way beyond Beyond Burgers.
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Fun stuff
Meet Rollie Williams, a climate comedian (yes, that's a thing)
His YouTube channel Climate Town produces funny and informative videos tackling heavy topics.
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Fun stuff
Meet two artists who use social media to spread climate messages
Their eye-catching and upbeat visuals are an antidote to climate anxiety.
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Fossil fuels
US coal communities get historic $11B to clean up abandoned mines
The funds support regions and workers grappling firsthand with the transition to clean energy.
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Politics
Here’s where things stand with climate legislation in Congress
The Build Back Better Act — and its $555B in climate spending — is not dead yet.
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