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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The climate story growing all around us
by Katharine Hayhoe on August 28, 2026I catch up with Vikram Baliga, aka “The Plant Prof”, on climate, food, gardening myths, and why small actions matter
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Asthma? It could be your stove
by Katharine Hayhoe on August 26, 2026Health benefits of clean stoves, growing heat stress, and 300,000 reasons to hope
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Polluters should pay, not taxpayers
by Katharine Hayhoe on August 20, 2026Resisting climate doom, Big Oil’s $45 billion quarter, and how you can make polluters pay
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The three ingredients to an effective climate conversation
by Katharine Hayhoe on August 15, 2026
Why you don’t have to be an expert to talk climate
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Why the Arctic says no to Big Oil
by Katharine Hayhoe on August 12, 2026Biologos' Jim Stump on beauty and danger in the Arctic
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The world's first solar railway
by Katharine Hayhoe on August 6, 2026Solar on railroad tracks, a worsening European fire season, and everyday climate heroes
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What the World Cup reveals about sports and climate change
by Katharine Hayhoe on July 31, 2026In this subscriber-only conversation, I catch up with past Talking Climate guest editor Lew Blaustein, founder of EcoAthletes, about the growing movement to help professional, Olympic, and college athletes use their influence to lead on climate action.
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The future of sports depends on climate action
by Katharine Hayhoe on July 29, 2026Pro soccer players Imani Dorsey Kunzweiler & Jasmyne Spencer on sports in a warming world
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Living under smoke-filled skies
by Katharine Hayhoe on July 23, 2026Free daytime energy, Canada's fire crisis, and how to stay safe within the smoke
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We aren't built for this heat
by Katharine Hayhoe on July 15, 2026Japan's media speaks up on climate, failing infrastructure, and heat-proofing your home
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Climate denial goes global
by Katharine Hayhoe on July 11, 2026
A world tour of climate misinformation—and the facts that dismantle it
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Mangrove forests are proof that protecting nature works
by Katharine Hayhoe on July 8, 2026Mangroves recover, the cost of biodiversity loss, and a new way to visualize heat
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Extreme heat is everyone's problem
by Katharine Hayhoe on July 2, 2026Football speaks up, Europe's worst heatwave on record, and call it what it is — climate change
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The great solar-coal flip
by Katharine Hayhoe on June 24, 2026Solar passes coal, super El Niño looms, and show your warming stripes
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The battery boom is here!
by Katharine Hayhoe on June 17, 2026Record-breaking battery storage, India's climate impacts, and how to start impact investing
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The Green Scam
by Katharine Hayhoe on June 12, 2026
Who really profits from climate change? The truth about the "Green Scam" narrative
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Climate solutions are here. Now what?
by Katharine Hayhoe on June 10, 2026Project Drawdown's Jon Foley on agriculture, smarter climate investment, and how to SHIFT
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What Earth's past tells us about our climate future
by Katharine Hayhoe on June 5, 2026
Kim Cobb on climate tipping points, clean energy momentum, and why conversations still matter
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An ocean sanctuary the size of the UK
by Katharine Hayhoe on June 4, 2026A huge new ocean refuge, climate coverage cuts, and accessible home solar
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Local climate stories give me hope
by Katharine Hayhoe on May 27, 2026NPR's Climate Solutions Week, narrowing climate futures, and how to travel smart this summer
