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How Climate Change Can Get Even Worse
Climate change can amplify itself through feedback loops. It can also trigger catastrophic “tipping points.”
What Is Climate Change?
In this educational video, learn why the climate is changing, how it affects us, and what we can do about it.
How Energy Conservation Can Help Fight Climate Change
Conserving energy and maximizing efficiency means less strain on electricity grids and fewer greenhouse gas emissions. But is it working—and fast enough?
How State and Local Governments Can Fight Climate Change
When it comes to climate action, the federal government can coordinate and fund many measures. But state and local governments also play a critical role in helping—or hindering—the fight against climate change.
How Earth’s Minerals Are Helping the World Meet Its Climate Goals
Minerals are vital for the clean energy transition. But taking them out of the earth can come with a cost.
Why Electric Grids Need to Be More Resilient
Severe weather is causing costly disruptions. To protect the energy grid, countries need a smarter plan.
Climate Change Threatens to Displace Many People
Extreme weather and climate change effects could drive millions of people to migrate. Government leaders can take steps to address those flows of people and prepare the communities at their destinations.
What Is Geoengineering?
Learn more about the promises and perils of artificially manipulating the environment to combat climate change.
Energy Challenges in the Face of Climate Change
Learn how the world can transform its energy use to fight climate change.
Global Affairs Expert Webinar: Energy Policy and Efforts to Combat Climate Change
Jason Bordoff, cofounding dean, Columbia Climate School, founding director of the Center on Global Energy Policy, and professor of professional practice in international and public affairs at Columbia University, leads a conversation on energy policy and efforts to combat climate change.