Talking Climate A clear-eyed and hopeful look at climate science and solutions. Weekly climate updates, good climate news, event information, ideas on things to do and ways to join the conversation.
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Local climate stories give me hope
by Katharine Hayhoe on May 27, 2026
NPR's Climate Solutions Week, narrowing climate futures, and how to travel smart this summer
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Would you live in this net-zero community?
by Katharine Hayhoe on May 19, 2026
A Canadian net-zero community, higher climate risk for prisoners, and urban future walks
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The Books That Changed How I See Climate Communication
by Katharine Hayhoe on May 16, 2026
A personal tour through the books that influence how I understand people and motivate change
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Introducing the "Coalition of the Willing"!
by Katharine Hayhoe on May 13, 2026
A new climate coalition forms, New Orleans's future is underwater, and recycling that gives back
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Finding our way forward in the climate crisis
by Katharine Hayhoe on May 6, 2026
Navigating your way through the climate crisis with Dr. Katharine Wilkinson
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When trolls explain science to scientists
by Katharine Hayhoe on May 6, 2026
“Science is unsettled”? No, sir, that’s just your emotions
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How warming soils mean weaker antibiotics
by Katharine Hayhoe on April 29, 2026
Clean energy markets grow, a new threat to our health, and how to keep Earth Day going
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1 billion people celebrating Earth Day
by Katharine Hayhoe on April 22, 2026
A roundup of Earth wins, how flat Earth perspective harms us, and a suggestion that may surprise you
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A view from space we can't ignore
by Katharine Hayhoe on April 15, 2026
Artemis II helps us see Earth from a different perspective, why warming oceans matter, and nuns planting hope in Nigeria
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Indigenous-led research matters now more than ever
by Katharine Hayhoe on April 8, 2026
What’s the Latest? With Talking Climate’s first guest editor, James Rattling Leaf, Sr.
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Faith leaders call out climate lies
by Katharine Hayhoe on April 8, 2026
Faith leaders confront misinformation, snake risks rise, and a competition to cool the Netherlands
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This everyday job can activate climate behaviour
by Katharine Hayhoe on April 1, 2026
Hairdressers inspire climate convos, war supercharges emissions, and more positive content creators to follow
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Three cities that are cancelling car culture
by Katharine Hayhoe on March 25, 2026
Making cities walkable, losing sleep in the heat, and three ways to cool your home
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When did caring about the planet become “un-Christian”?
by Katharine Hayhoe on March 21, 2026
Christian climate scientist's take on ideology over theology
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Indigenous-Led Ocean Protection in Canada
by Katharine Hayhoe on March 18, 2026
Indigenous-led conservation, extreme heat restricts our lives, and guerrilla gardeners
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Pulling clean water from...air?
by Katharine Hayhoe on March 11, 2026
New technology to capture clean water, climate anxiety grows, and a faith-driven inspiration
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Why winters are riskier in a warmer world
by Katharine Hayhoe on March 4, 2026
Clean air wins, how warmer winters are riskier, and why join a climate action group
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The U.S. has stepped back - but global climate action is moving forward
by Katharine Hayhoe on March 3, 2026
Christiana Figueres on climate policy and clean energy in the U.S.
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Have China's carbon emissions peaked?
by Katharine Hayhoe on February 25, 2026
China's clean energy surge, U.S. endangerment finding rescinded, and climate-safe banks
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Climate through sports, media, and art
by Katharine Hayhoe on February 19, 2026
Put on your Climate-Colored Goggles: Talking climate and culture with Sammy Roth






