It’s Time to Hold States Responsible for the Climate Impact of War
Aryn Baker argues that the climate will bear the brunt in rising seas & scorching heat as the world debates financial responsibility.
Climate Change
With the U.S. Stepping Down, New Climate Leaders Are Trying to Step Up
With the U.S. once again stepping out of the Paris Agreement, leaders across the globe are stepping up to fill the gap on their terms.
Five Ways the LA Fires are Impacting Housing Security
The dual crises of climate change and housing insecurity elevate several pressing challenges for recovery and adaptation, in LA and beyond.
Preparing for the Inevitable: Climate Migration at Home
Yuliya Panfil and Tim Robustelli on how public policies can encourage population shifts amid climate change.
The Worst Thing LA Could Do as it Recovers from Fire Disaster
¹ú²úÊÓƵ VP and ASU Professor of Practice Peter Bergen interviews Jeff Goodell on the LA fires disaster.
COP29 Was a Step Backward for Climate Justice and Equity
Martha Molfetas and Heela Rasool-Ayub penned an oped covering the failures and setbacks of COP29
The U.S. Needs to Build More Houses in Future Receiving Cities
Tim Robustelli and Yuliya Panfil published an FAS Day One policy proposal on climate migration and affordable housing in the United States.
The Future of Our Climate: How Political Complacency is Fueling Catastrophe
Riley Rogerson explores how climate complacency and inaction are worsening disasters, urging immediate action to confront the crisis.
Climate and Energy Transitions
Planetary Politics hosted a policy salon dinner on just energy transitions during Climate Week & the 79th Session of the United Nations.
Muddling the Message Around ‘Climate Havens’
FLH staff wrote an OpEd for Bloomberg CityLab on misconceptions around climate risk in Asheville and beyond.