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The Rising Demand For Electricity Is About More than AI

By Justin Worland

How to Help Victims of the Carolina Wildfires

By Simmone Shah

Why Climate Change is a National Security Threat

By Simmone Shah

How We Chose the 2025 TIME Earth Awards

By TIME Staff
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The TIME Earth Awards | 2025

Article Post List of Collection Items Collection Project Credit Group Kyla Mandel, Cate Matthews, and Nikhil Kumar Leslie Dickstein, Simmone Shah, and Justin Worland Kim Bubello Rich Morgan Juwayriah Wright Brian Braganza and Justine Simons...

Why Catherine Coleman Flowers Believes Environmental Justice Is a Human Right

The 54-mile stretch of U.S. Route 80 connecting Montgomery to Selma appears unremarkable at first—just another highway cutting through Alabama’s Black Belt, where pine forests occasionally give way to scattered homes and rural crossroads. But...

Jay Inslee Says Trump Can't Stop The Clean Energy Revolution

There are two immutable forces that we ought to know President Donald Trump cannot stop. The first is the incoming tide of the ocean. The second is the growth of the clean-energy economy. He cannot...

Former Republican Senator Bill Frist Says Climate Action Is Not a Partisan Issue

To Republican Senator William Frist, who began his career not in politics but medicine, taking on the climate crisis was a natural next step after stepping down as Tennessee Senator in 2007. “It comes back...

How Rainn Wilson's Climate Nightmare Came True

Samuel Beckett would have been as delighted as a toddler with a bubble blower at the dark absurdity of my situation. On Nov. 6, 2024, hundreds of people braved Los Angeles traffic and sat for...

Ghanaian Chef Selassie Atadika's Recipe for a Sustainable Food Future

Chef Selassie Atadika is the founder of Midunu—an experiential restaurant in Accra that highlights the region’s culinary heritage. She uses her food to advocate for sustainable agriculture and showcase the power of the African kitchen....

Michael Bloomberg’s Billion-Dollar Climate Bet Is Paying Off

Michael Bloomberg tends to avoid the press. The New York City mayor turned climate advocate is not a regular guest on cable news. But having helped close more than 300 coal-fired power plants in the...

Here's What's Causing the North and South Carolina Wildfires

“The weather over the next few days remains concerning,” the forestry commission said, amid ongoing evacuation orders in the Carolinas.

By ASSOCIATED PRESS

Trump Is Bringing Project 2025's Anti-Climate Action Goals to Life

The Trump Administration is enacting the Project 2025 goals for targeting environmental regulations and climate action in the United States.

By Simmone Shah

Why Climate Change is Making Greenland Desirable to Trump

Climate change may be opening up new economic and strategic opportunities in Greenland. But the reality is more complicated.

By Simmone Shah

How TIME and Statista Determined the Top GreenTech Companies of 2025

This year, TIME has published the second annual list of America's Top GreenTech Companies alongside the inaugural list of the World's Top GreenTech Companies, both in partnership with Statista, a leading global provider of market...

By TIME Staff

World's Top GreenTech Companies of 2025

Collection Group Methodology: How TIME and Statista determined the top greentech companies of 2025 AI, mealworms, aerospace, carbon capture: They’re all innovative approaches companies are taking to try to stop the effects of climate change....

America's Top GreenTech Companies of 2025

Collection Group Methodology: How TIME and Statista determined the top greentech companies of 2025 Each year the impacts of climate change are felt more acutely, but so are the contributions of a growing number of...

Column: How to Collaborate Better on Climate Action

Collaborating on climate solutions is easier said than done. Here are three successful examples.

By Fatou Jeng and Leslie Johnston

Small Nations Chart New Climate Path—Without the U.S.

Across three days of talks at the SEforAll Global Forum in Barbados, attention turned to paving a path forward—without the U.S. 

By Justin Worland/Bridgetown, Barbados

Is Trump On a Collision Course with Energy Companies?

The most influential advocates for decarbonization efforts—like carbon capture or hydrogen—may be energy executives.

By Justin Worland/Houston, Texas
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