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The Republican Plot to Let People Die of Heatstroke
Kate Aronoff
Kate Aronoff
The Republican Plot to Let People Die of Heatstroke
A sign saying "You're hot. Stay cool" affixed to a street light on 86th Street in Manhattan during a heatwave in August 2024.
The Republican Plot to Let People Die of Heatstroke
Kate Aronoff
A sign saying "You're hot. Stay cool" affixed to a street light on 86th Street in Manhattan during a heatwave in August 2024.
Kate Aronoff
The Republican Plot to Let People Die of Heatstroke
Commercial fishermen off the coast of Maine
Trump Isn’t the Godsend That Fishermen Had Hoped For
Liza Featherstone
Commercial fishermen off the coast of Maine
Liza Featherstone
Trump Isn’t the Godsend That Fishermen Had Hoped For
Two half-submerged houses in Frankfort, Kentucky, which was flooded by days of rain in early April
Kate Aronoff
Trump​ Is Going to Raise Your Insurance Premiums
To model risk, insurance companies rely on climate data gathered by the federal government. The Trump administration is decimating the agencies collecting it. Guess who will pay?
An aerial view of traffic moving on Interstate 80 in Emeryville, California, in mid-May.
Republicans Are Rewriting Congressional Rules So Cars Can Pollute More
Kate Aronoff
An aerial view of traffic moving on Interstate 80 in Emeryville, California, in mid-May.
Kate Aronoff
Republicans Are Rewriting Congressional Rules So Cars Can Pollute More
Republicans Are Rejoicing as They Gut a Bill That Benefits Red States
Kate Aronoff
Kate Aronoff
Republicans Are Rejoicing as They Gut a Bill That Benefits Red States
House Speaker Mike Johnson, center, spoke with Representative Jodey Arrington, center left, at the U.S. Capitol on May 15.
Republicans Are Rejoicing as They Gut a Bill That Benefits Red States
Kate Aronoff
House Speaker Mike Johnson, center, spoke with Representative Jodey Arrington, center left, at the U.S. Capitol on May 15.
Kate Aronoff
Republicans Are Rejoicing as They Gut a Bill That Benefits Red States
What's Left?
A climate activist wearing a red scarf holds a red placard reading "Trump: Climate Disaster," with other activists in the background.
Alexander C. Kaufman
The Climate Policies That Trump Might Not Destroy
Despite the cuts to clean energy incentives, experts say certain sorts of projects could continue to get support at the state and federal level.
This image taken from soil level looks up at two workers wearing helmets and reflective gear holding power tools to skeletal metal frames outdoors against the bright sun.
Here’s What States Should Do to Fight Climate Change Under Trump
Nick Tabor
This image taken from soil level looks up at two workers wearing helmets and reflective gear holding power tools to skeletal metal frames outdoors against the bright sun.
Nick Tabor
Here’s What States Should Do to Fight Climate Change Under Trump
The Answer to Democrats’ Class Problem Is Staring Them in the Face
Aaron Regunberg
Aaron Regunberg
The Answer to Democrats’ Class Problem Is Staring Them in the Face
Activists hold signs reading "People not Profits" and "Third Act NYC."
The Answer to Democrats’ Class Problem Is Staring Them in the Face
Aaron Regunberg
Activists hold signs reading "People not Profits" and "Third Act NYC."
Aaron Regunberg
The Answer to Democrats’ Class Problem Is Staring Them in the Face
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