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COP29 smells like oil
What’s happening—and not happening—at the biggest and most influential climate summit in the world.
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Arielle Samuelson
Trump's entire Cabinet misrepresents climate change
I analyzed the public statements of each nominee. It was awful. (Though Matt Gaetz was surprising?)
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Emily Atkin
15
Trump's environmental assault begins
Here's how activists envision the fight ahead.
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Emily Atkin
17
1.5C is dead. The climate fight isn’t.
Trump’s re-election is “the final nail in the coffin” for the Paris Agreement's North Star goal, nine experts told HEATED. But we can still limit the…
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Arielle Samuelson
13
Coal CEOs are the new crypto bros
Alliance Resource Partners isn’t just mining coal anymore. It’s also mining Bitcoin.
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Emily Atkin
8
Elon Musk’s PAC is powered by coal
Coal billionaire Joe Craft is one of America PAC’s biggest donors, according to campaign finance records reviewed by HEATED.
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Arielle Samuelson
5
U.N. report obscures meat’s true climate impact
By measuring only direct emissions, the U.N. unintentionally makes a massive polluter look much more innocent than it is.
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Arielle Samuelson
15
How bad could Trump be for renewables?
A previously unreported study predicts a massive decrease in solar, wind, and battery development if Trump adopts just one proposal in Project 2025.
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Emily Atkin
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Arielle Samuelson
5
Microplastics! They're everywhere!
An unhinged list of places scientists have found microplastics—including dolphin breath.
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Emily Atkin
9
Big Oil knew monster storms were coming. We have the receipts.
Internal documents over the last 45 years reveal the fossil fuel industry has long known their products would supercharge extreme weather.
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Arielle Samuelson
14
Milton is a monster. Elected leaders are to blame.
A former Florida climate commissioner reflects on the decades of denial and delay that led to this moment.
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Kathy Baughman McLeod
13
How fossil fuels mutated Milton
Climate scientists tell HEATED the historic storm represents "the profound irresponsibility and culpability" of polluters.
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Arielle Samuelson
19
Keep yelling about climate change
It can feel demoralizing in the face of delay, but new peer-reviewed research suggests it's not always in vain.
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Emily Atkin
6
Chevron's risky new fossil fuel project
The oil giant wants to convince the public that its new ultra-high-pressure offshore drilling project, Anchor, is climate-friendly.
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Arielle Samuelson
9
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