Oh, they did something. They marketed harder :)

Let’s be clear: climate change is real. When my city is facing a severe heat wave right now and El Niño is almost here, comments like these are not only out of touch—they get us nowhere.

Big Oil is at the Supreme Court today facing accountability for decades of deception and harm to our climate. We know that no court can deliver all the justice that communities deserve but the Supreme Court can start by having these corporations pay their share of the climate crisis’ costs.

Scientists could not be more clear: if we do not make meaningful strides to tackle the climate crisis, the damage done to our oceans will be permanent. This would mean the loss of critical wildlife and more dangerous flooding which threatens the lives of millions of people.

Addressing the climate crisis is my life’s work and I believe it is the defining issue of our time. I was honored to join @briangarciaaz.bsky.social and local climate advocates for the No Denying Climate Change town hall in Phoenix.

Here at the United Nations earlier today wrapping up a meeting with the UN Secretary-General and our Congressional Delegation on the continued need for U.S. leadership on climate action and our commitment to our communities. Proud to be here representing New Mexico and fighting for our future! ❤️

Thousand-year-old glaciers are melting away in the Himalayas. Hundred-year storms are becoming routine. The realities of climate change are undeniable. When will Congress finally acknowledge the devastation and do something about it?

A civilian geography professor was fired from West Point for pushing back after department officials barred faculty from teaching that humans contribute to climate change.

Nepal's contribution to cumulative anthropogenic GHG emissions is virtually zero; the US accounts for a quarter with just 5% of the world's population.