John Mitchell

Italy can position itself as a leader and benefit from the transition to a low-carbon economy. It just has to stand up now for a safer, more sustainable future powered by clean energy.

Discover the key policy solutions that Climate Reality believes can help carry the United States to a net-zero carbon pollution economy by 2050 – and how you can help us get there!

Energy efficiency is a vital and often undervalued way to cut the greenhouse gas emissions driving the climate crisis.

The Colorado River system is a vital source of water for several US states… and it is drying up.

Prioritizing climate-smart, energy efficient housing and infrastructure to ensure our communities are safe, healthy, and sustainable for the long haul seems like an economic recovery no-brainer.

Chances are you’ve heard the line that the climate crisis affects all of us, wherever we live and whether we know it or not. But how? Especially if you haven’t been personally touched by a climate-related hurricane or drought or other weather event?

You don’t have to look far for an answer. In fact, most of us just need to look at what’s on our plates.

The combination of multiple climate crisis-driven factors is creating a perfect storm for wildfires.

With a new president and a new Congress, we have the chance to think big and act boldly to restore confidence in our democracy and protect against future voter suppression.

The climate crisis will continue to exacerbate existing threats to health and give rise to new ones. But solutions exist that can help us improve quality of life around the world right now and work toward a healthier, more sustainable future for all.

Green banks fill an important state and community level need for clean energy and efficiency funding to bridge the gap and make green opportunities more appealing to both individuals and investors.

Weather always has and always will fluctuate. But winters around the world are changing – in some cases, faster than any other season – because of climate change.

Here’s what US President-elect Joe Biden and his administration need to do in their first 100 days to show the world that the United States is back and ready to lead on climate.

No matter which way you voted, it’s been a long election season for us all. The last several days, in particular. Long and exhausting. Now we have a president-elect – and it’s time to get to work.

A sustainable future is in sight – but we cannot take it for granted. We must fight for the future we all believe in. Now, more than ever, our planet needs us.

As we continue to be mindful of the well-being of ourselves and others during the coronavirus outbreak, gardening can be as solitary and calming a pursuit as you’re likely to find. Plants and other supplies can often be delivered. It can be just you out digging in the yard, if you want it to be.