Embracing Our Responsibility: A Christian Perspective on Climate Action
December 24, 2024
In October, my dorm was 80°F. Climate change was clear, yet few discussed it. As Christians, we owe care to God’s creation.
Climate Change
WATCH: What would it take for Hell to freeze over? – Simon Clark
December 24, 2024
Discover four places on Earth named “Hell” and explore what it would take for them to freeze over, from CO2 changes to cosmic events.
Making Climate Change as Urgent to Voters as Rising Egg Prices
December 18, 2024
Make Climate as Compelling as Egg Prices
Politicians focus on costs, but assuming voters rejected climate policies in 2024 is dangerously wrong.
WATCH: I accidentally met the Prime Minister – Simon Clark
December 17, 2024
In this surreal tale, I share a bizarre encounter with UK government policy and unexpectedly meeting the Prime Minister after viral TikToks.
ICJ hearings end with focus on climate crisis accountability debates
December 14, 2024
Historic ICJ hearings end in The Hague, as Vanuatu leads calls for accountability on climate crisis amid major polluters’ pushback.
ICJ Considers States’ Legal Duties on Climate Change and Energy Sector Impact
December 12, 2024
The ICJ is reviewing submissions on States’ climate obligations. The advisory opinion could impact the energy sector.
Chile’s Forest Conservation: A Model for Climate Change Mitigation
December 11, 2024
“Chile’s experience with climate and forest conservation provides key insights for countries aiming to strengthen efforts.”
2024 Hurricane Season: Record Landfalls and Climate Implications
December 7, 2024
“The 2024 hurricane season was historic with multiple U.S. landfalls affecting millions. Explore how it set records.”
Coffee Prices Surge Amid Climate Change and Extreme Weather Impact
December 3, 2024
Coffee prices hit a 47-year high due to climate change, as droughts in Brazil and Vietnam threaten future supply.
Crisis Looms for Monarch Butterfly Migration
December 2, 2024
Researchers challenge the belief that monarch populations are declining due to habitat loss, highlighting migration issues.
WATCH: I was wrong about this climate charity – Simon Clark
November 30, 2024
“Discover how GiveDirectly empowers communities impacted by climate change through unconditional cash transfers, fostering resilience and growth.”
WATCH: The next crisis is plastic – Simon Clark
November 25, 2024
In 2019, explorer Victor Vescovo reached the deepest ocean point in history, the Mariana Trench, and discovered unexpected plastic waste there.