Joey Lautrup

New Report Provides a Framework for Tackling the Effects of the ‘Climate-Health Crisis’

Less than a third of cities have a resilience plan that integrates climate and health, a Rockefeller Foundation found. It highlights success stories that could show a path forward.

How the Cement Industry Is Creating Carbon-Negative Building Materials

Some companies are creating carbon-negative building materials by storing excess carbon dioxide in concrete. 

How Micromobility Is Providing Alternatives to Short Car Trips

Almost 70% of the world’s population is expected to live in urban areas by 2050. Finding a way for people to get around those cities while tackling emissions presents a conundrum: Transportation accounts for a...

How Cities Are Clamping Down on Traffic to Fight Emissions

Dublin has joined a flock of global cities that have banned or limited vehicle traffic on a regular basis.

Start Your...Electric Motors?

How NASCAR is balancing commitments to sustainability and the combustion engine

How the U.S. Plans to Reduce the Carbon Footprint of Its Buildings

The U.S. Department of Energy is working to decarbonize America’s buildings, including the iconic Empire State Building.

Honoring Transgender Activist Cecilia Gentili's Legacy

Transgender activist and artist Cecilia Gentili's family members describe what it’s like to celebrate Pride without her.

How Some Companies Are Making Textiles More Sustainable

A new set of innovators are making new fibers from trees and clothing waste.

How Native Communities Are Embracing Clean Power

The Seneca Nation is helping native communities develop renewable energy projects on their own lands

Chappell Roan Makes 'Unabashedly Gay' Music

Chappell Roan talks with TIME before embarking on the GUTS World Tour with Olivia Rodrigo

The Challenge of Decarbonizing Long-Haul Trucking

Decarbonizing trucking is key to cutting U.S. emissions. Electrifying fleets is one option, but there are major hurdles to clear.

Job Interviews with a Robot: Why A.I. is Not Ready to Take Over the Hiring Process

Hilke Schellmann, author of "The Algorithm," argues that AI-based tools aren't ready for use in the hiring process. Yet, many large American companies already rely upon them.

WindWings is Bringing Sails Back to Shipping

BAR Technologies hopes its large steel-and-glass sails can help decarbonize the maritime sector.

How Sports Stadiums Are Going Green

Around the world, sports venues are taking steps to become more sustainable—including the host of the 2024 Super Bowl.

The Climate Impact of Avoiding the Panama and Suez Canals

Houthi Red Sea attacks and drought in Central America are forcing ships to take longer routes—with serious repercussions for the climate.

Fighting Climate Change One Carrot at a Time

At Eleven Madison Park, Chef Daniel Humm is getting more fine dining patrons to forego meat.

Heat Makes Outdoor Work Dangerous

As scorching temperatures broke new records for the planet this summer, outdoor workers are increasingly vulnerable.

Pride, Against All Odds

TIME spoke to Americans in four states—Florida, Missouri, Montana, and Tennessee—that are seeking to limit LGBTQ+ rights. Here’s what they told us.

Earth Day 2023: Johan Rockström's Quest for a Healthy Planet

2022 Transformed What It Meant to be an Eastern European Climate Activist