Making Charlotte a Climate-Ready and Just City
An inclusive and transparent climate action strategy will carve a path to equity and resilience and help working-class communities in Charlotte, North Carolina, thrive.
Climate Change
How California Can Continue its Global Climate Leadership
Reauthorizing the state’s cap-and-trade program is critical for global momentum.
The Best of the Best
President Donald Trump has put 22 of America’s most scientifically important national parks and monuments at risk.
BONUS EPISODE: Actually, We Won’t Always Have Paris
Christy Goldfuss joins Thinking CAP to break down Trump's possible withdrawal from the Paris Agreement.
A Proposal for U.S. Leadership on International Climate Finance During the Trump Administration
U.S. citizens, state and local governments, and businesses can support clean energy and climate resilience in the most vulnerable regions—and challenge the federal government to do the same.
The Trump Budget Will Worsen Climate Change While Hurting the Most-Affected Families
Between climate denial and severe budget cuts, President Trump is dealing a double blow to those living on the brink.
These South Florida 4th-Graders Have a Message for Their Elected Officials About Climate Change
As a call to action on climate change, Ms. Mendoza’s fourth-grade class at Gateway Environmental K-8 Learning Center wrote letters to their elected officials asking them to support solutions that will protect their community and future.
The Big Melt: Curbing Arctic Climate Change Aligns with U.S. Economic and National Security Goals
At upcoming Arctic Council Ministerial Meeting, Secretary Rex Tillerson has an opportunity to protect U.S. national security and economic interests.
The Top 7 Ways the Trump Administration Is Attacking Science at the EPA
During just a few months in office, President Trump has launched a comprehensive war on science and its role in his administration.
Hidden Costs: President Trump’s Campaign to Erase the Social Cost of Carbon
Polluting corporations pushed the White House to eliminate a key tool used to measure the cost of climate change.
The Flip Side of Climate Risk
Self-interested nations—and international forums for economic governance—will pursue the opportunities inherent in the effort to curb climate change.
Ensuring All Can Prosper as ‘Hotlanta’ Gets Hotter
Atlanta’s inclusive efforts to battle economic inequality and climate change in tandem can guide cities throughout the United States.
Green Is Good
Recent policy developments have spurred investment in conservation, but an executive order signed by President Trump now undermines efforts to unlock economic growth and a better future for America’s land, water, and wildlife.
Why Trump Officials Won’t Deny Climate Change
Despite the president being a climate denier, the Trump administration is going to great lengths to avoid talking about it.
Climate Change, Water Security, and U.S. National Security
The United States must continue to address the global challenges presented by climate change, such as water scarcity, in order to mitigate and prevent the threats they pose to national and international security.