Beyond Radical

by Bill McKibben

Conservatives have a lot to offer the climate change movement.

The Transition Initiative

by Jay Griffiths

Towns and cities are imagining different -- and positive -- futures in a warming, post-oil world.

Hell Yeah, We Want Windmills

by Erik Reece

In the heart of coal country, activists are championing an energy economy that can save mountains and save lives.

Climate Justice

by Tom Athanasiou

To fix the climate, get serious about solving poverty.

The Poetry of Power

by Ginger Strand, with photographs by Jason Houston

When it comes to small hydro, environmentalists are damned if they do and damned if they don't. Plus EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: A Small-Hydro Road Trip.

Plants Suck

by Bill McKibben

And that may turn out to be great news for our ailing planet.
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Nuclear Caribou

by Mark Dowie

Who and what lies between the mining corporations and the uranium needed to power a nuclear renaissance?

Human/Nature Slide Show

A slide show and captions from the exhibit Human/Nature: Artists Respond to a Changing Planet

Human/Nature

by Laurel Braitman

What happens when a museum and a conservation organization join forces to dispatch artists to World Heritage sites? See the article for 9 video interviews with the artists involved.

Climate Revelations

by Auden Schendler

A self-described atheist discovers that he must bring God into the climate conversation.

Multiplication Saves the Day

by Bill McKibben

Good news! It will only take a few of us to save the planet.

Planet Shame

by Kiera Butler

Playing and losing at Planet Consequences...

The Big Talk

by Sandra Steingraber

It's hard enough talking to kids about sex. What in the world do you say about climate change?

Wood-Fueled Schools

by Emily Schadler

Converting to wood heat pressures Vermont forests

Change Everything Now

Interview with Gus Speth, by Jeff Goodell

A paragon of mainstream environmentalism says it's time to get a lot more radical.

The Moral Climate

by Carl Safina

Carl Safina responds to a question about how climate change affects him personally

Storm’s Coming

by Gretel Ehrlich, Jared Duval, Jay Griffiths, Peter Sawtell, Pico Iyer, and Carl Safina

Gretel Ehrlich, Jared Duval, Jay Griffiths, Peter Sawtell, Pico Iyer, and Carl Safina set out to explore the interior landscape of climate change. See individual articles for lively discussions.

The Inner Climate

by Pico Iyer

Pico Iyer responds to a question about how climate change affects him personally

The Source of Hope

by Peter Sawtell

Peter Sawtell responds to a question about how climate change affects him personally

Seeing Paradise

by Jay Griffiths

Jay Griffiths responds to a question about how climate change affects her personally

Anticipating Our Future

by Jared Duval

EcoAmerica Senior Fellow Jared Duval responds to a question about how climate change affects him personally

A Quartet

by Gretel Ehrlich

Gretel Ehrlich responds to a question about how climate change affects her personally

Uncertain Future

Text and photographs by Benjamin Drummond and Sara Joy Steele

Traditional reindeer herders confront a warming land

Climate Change Portfolio

Photographs by Benjamin Drummond and Sara Joy Steele

More photographs from the photographer and author of "Uncertain Future"

When Words Fail

by Bill McKibben

It's time to see what a magic number might do for our disrupted climate