Christopher Morris has spent much of his career photographing what humans do to one another. These days, though, he photographs what’s currently happening to the Florida landscape amid climate destruction.
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Photographer Christopher Morris Documents a Changing Florida
The Deadliest of All Weather Hazards: Extreme Heat Hits Home
Every year, temperatures are rising thanks to the climate crisis, making heat-related tragedy ever more likely. Even when it’s not deadly, heat can be so harmful.
What Milkweed and Monarchs Taught My Family About Climate Action
This summer, our pollinator garden reminded me that our efforts in these times matter. The possibility that something beautiful might get to fly because we kept showing up even when everything seemed to be falling apart—isn’t that worth the effort?
“Action Gives Me Hope”: Leah Stokes’ Theory of Change
Leah C. Stokes, associate professor of environmental politics at UC Santa Barbara who recently published a new book, The Carbon Wave, shares with us her perspective on advocacy, systems-level change, and hope for the future.
4 Ways to Protect Your Mental Health During Election Season
Election season can be stressful under any circumstances, and this year is sure to be a doozy. Here are four simple ideas for protecting your mental health in the coming months.
Teaching Kids to “Play It Cool” in Extreme Heat
With heat rising off the turf, Laura Schifter has started asking, Is it too hot to play? The new public awareness campaign Play It Cool could be the answer.
Extreme Heat in Mild San Diego Turns Pediatricians Into Climate Advocates
When Dr. Sabrina Perrino realized she could only offer practical advice to families when kids had reason to be in her clinic, she turned up the volume on her impact by founding San Diego Pediatricians for Clean Air.
Meet the Young Ojibwe Helping Public Institutions Understand Indigenous Climate Wisdom
Bazile Minogiizhigaabo Panek made good on his lifelong goal to help people understand Native American culture and history when he founded a consulting firm to help organizations work with Tribes and understand Indigenous knowledge.
A Baseball Mom’s Tips for Keeping Safe in Extreme Heat
As young baseball players head to Cooperstown Dreams Park and World Series tournaments from coast to coast this summer, a scary competitor is stepping up to the plate: extreme heat.
One Family’s 8-Year PFAS Fight Exposes the Cost of Weaker Chemical Safety Laws
The Toxic Substances Control Act is currently under attack in Congress. The cruelty of this effort is not lost on Emily Marpe, who spent eight years fighting to protect her New York family from forever chemicals.
Canadian Wildfire Smoke Is Back. This Is How Moms Are Coping.
Read stories of how Moms Clean Air Force staff are coping as this latest round of climate-supercharged wildfire smoke disrupts our lives and our health.
Big Storms, Big Feelings: Helping Kids Cope With Extreme Weather (VIDEO)
Moms’ Elizabeth Bechard talks with Dr. Laura Carter Robinson, PsyD, a climate-aware psychologist, about an excellent set of Climate Mental Health Network tip sheets for parents and caregivers about supporting children through extreme weather.