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ClimateYou Alliance seeks to empower people of all ages to act to ensure that the Earth remains a hospitable and sustainable environment for humans and all forms of life.

Climate change is closer than we think, and its effects go far beyond the environment.From extreme heat and heavy rainfa...
10/20/2026

Climate change is closer than we think, and its effects go far beyond the environment.

From extreme heat and heavy rainfall to flooding and stronger storms, climate change is increasingly affecting our health and communities.

In her latest article, City Tech student Aurora Bass explores the connection between climate change and public health, highlighting how extreme weather can pose serious risks, particularly for older adults and people with existing health conditions.

Climate change isn’t a distant threat. It’s happening now, and understanding its impact is an important step toward protecting ourselves and our communities.

Climate change is something I think we should all take seriously because it affects our everyday lives. We are experiencing...

What if the Earth could go to the doctor?At Climate Week NYC 2026, renowned climate scientist Johan Rockström delivered ...
10/17/2026

What if the Earth could go to the doctor?

At Climate Week NYC 2026, renowned climate scientist Johan Rockström delivered a powerful warning: Our planet is showing alarming signs of declining health.

Comparing Earth’s interconnected systems to the organs of the human body, Rockström highlighted findings from the Planetary Health Check 2026 and the growing risks of crossing critical climate tipping points.

His message was clear: Understanding the warning signs and communicating climate science effectively are essential to protecting our planet’s future.

Johan Rockström, an internationally known scientist on global sustainability and Earth resilience, speaks passionately about how the Earth is rapidly...

Poetry has a way of making us stop, listen, and see the world differently.During Climate Week NYC 2026, “Poetry for Our ...
10/02/2026

Poetry has a way of making us stop, listen, and see the world differently.

During Climate Week NYC 2026, “Poetry for Our Planet” brought Jane Hirshfield, Kimiko Hahn, and Brandon Kilbourne to the American Museum of Natural History to share powerful reflections on climate change and the natural world.

Their words showed how poetry can connect climate, science, and art, creating space for reflection, connection, and community.

Hearing a poem read by the poet who wrote it can be transforming. We listen, digest the words, each line...

Climate Week NYC 2026 brought big ideas, powerful conversations, and fresh perspectives and the ClimateYou team was righ...
09/28/2026

Climate Week NYC 2026 brought big ideas, powerful conversations, and fresh perspectives and the ClimateYou team was right in the middle of it.

From climate and resilience leaders at The Nest at the Javits Center, to organic farmers at WNYC’s Green Room, to Poetry for the Planet at the Museum of Natural History, the week was filled with conversations, ideas, and inspiration around our changing climate.

It was a whirlwind week as the ClimateYou team soaked up everything climate change. We heard numerous speakers and resilience...

Tonight on PBS: Asheville Forever, a powerful documentary from filmmaker and ClimateYou Alliance Film in Action recipien...
09/24/2026

Tonight on PBS: Asheville Forever, a powerful documentary from filmmaker and ClimateYou Alliance Film in Action recipient Hallie Applebaum.

After Hurricane Helene devastated Asheville, North Carolina, in 2024, Applebaum traveled from Berkeley to Asheville, where her parents live to document the destruction and the people rebuilding in its aftermath.

The film explores resilience, displacement, and the broader climate crisis reshaping communities like Asheville.

We’re proud that ClimateYou Alliance’s Film in Action program supported Applebaum’s work and her commitment to bringing these important stories to the screen.

Tune in tonight on PBS North Carolina, or watch Asheville Forever on the PBS app and website.

A community in western North Carolina rebuilds after Hurricane Helene.

A new battle over climate accountability is unfolding in Washington.Inside Climate News reporter Georgina Gustin examine...
09/24/2026

A new battle over climate accountability is unfolding in Washington.

Inside Climate News reporter Georgina Gustin examines the “Stop Climate Shakedowns Act of 2026,” legislation introduced by congressional Republicans that would limit certain climate related lawsuits against fossil fuel companies.

The move comes as states and cities pursue climate cases and the Trump administration rolls back federal greenhouse gas regulations.

What could this mean for the future of climate accountability?

The House Judiciary Committee will consider the Stop Climate Shakedowns Act as the Trump administration moves to roll back federal limits on greenhouse gas emissions.

Climate Week NYC is happening now!From September 20–27, more than 100,000 people are coming together across 1,000+ event...
09/24/2026

Climate Week NYC is happening now!

From September 20–27, more than 100,000 people are coming together across 1,000+ events throughout New York City to turn climate ambition into action.

Hosted by Climate Group, Climate Week NYC connects global leaders shaping markets and policy with communities driving change on the ground, all focused on building a low-carbon economy and a more secure future.

From energy and electrification to buildings, nature, technology, and sustainable cities, here are five more Climate Week events to have on your radar.

The world's leading and most dynamic climate platform returns September 20–27. Climate Week NYC unites leaders to build a cleaner, safer future.

What if schools could help keep communities powered when extreme weather knocks the grid out?Roanoke City Public Schools...
09/16/2026

What if schools could help keep communities powered when extreme weather knocks the grid out?

Roanoke City Public Schools is building Virginia’s first school solar-plus-battery microgrids, helping reduce energy costs while providing backup power at schools that double as emergency shelters.

It’s an important step toward climate resilience, especially since schools make up 60% of FEMA designated relief shelters in Virginia and half nationwide.

Solar power isn’t just about cleaner energy. It can also help communities become safer and better prepared for extreme weather.

Roanoke City Public Schools is building the state’s first solar-plus-storage systems to keep emergency shelters going during extreme weather and cut down…

Extreme weather is making headlines. But are we connecting the dots?Deadly heat waves. Raging wildfires. Devastating flo...
09/15/2026

Extreme weather is making headlines. But are we connecting the dots?

Deadly heat waves. Raging wildfires. Devastating floods. We’re seeing extreme weather unfold around the world, yet many people still don’t connect these events to our changing climate.

Inside Climate News reporter Kiley Price explores why that disconnect matters and how declining climate coverage may be making it harder to close the gap.

Global news coverage of climate change has fallen 38% since its 2021 peak.

The science is becoming clearer. The question is: Are we talking about it enough?

Scientific evidence has never been stronger. Why aren’t more people making the link?

What does climate change actually feel like? At City Tech CUNY, students are finding the answer right beneath their feet...
09/10/2026

What does climate change actually feel like? At City Tech CUNY, students are finding the answer right beneath their feet.

Armed with thermometers, students measured the temperatures of asphalt, concrete, grass, shade, and sun, seeing firsthand how the built environment can intensify heat.

It’s part of a groundbreaking workforce pilot bringing climate science into the real world and preparing students to help build more climate-ready communities.

Climate education isn’t just about understanding the problem. It’s about preparing the people who can help solve it.

At City Tech, a groundbreaking workforce pilot is turning climate lessons into hands-on skills—and giving students a closer look...

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