PARIS – Though he warned that “getting 200 nations to agree on anything is hard,” President Obama insisted...
Dec 01, 2015
Obama at COP21: The world shares a ‘sense of urgency’
LE BOURGET, France — World leaders cast the coming two weeks of climate negotiations in hopeful terms on...
Dec 01, 2015
GroundTruth Climate Fellows talk COP21 on PBS NewsHour
Watch the video of the Google hangout with the GroundTruth team and PBS NewsHour's Hari Sreenivasan. Climate change...
Nov 30, 2015
GroundTruth Launches in Paris: The Silent March for Change
PARIS — A pair of tiny pink ballet slippers stood out amid a sea of 22,000 shoes lining the...
Nov 30, 2015
Climate change rears its head on the Tibetan Plateau
ZHIDOI COUNTY, China — Tsesong, a 61-year-old Tibetan herder, has been tending livestock successfully on the vast Qinghai-Tibet...
Nov 06, 2015
China’s climate change challenge
As the impacts of climate change begin to change weather patterns and crops across China, acceptance of the...
Nov 04, 2015
Colorado River residents wrestle with water rights
GUNNISON, Colorado — For rancher Kathleen Curry, the time for hollow reassurances is over. From her chair at the linoleum-topped...
Oct 28, 2015
A town’s fight to reclaim the Colorado River
PAGE, Arizona — Edward Bennett only had to fill up his 400-gallon water tank once today. It’s just after 8...
Oct 26, 2015
Flooding the system: Climate change could knock the Internet offline
The Internet depends on buildings, wires, servers and conduits. And that physical infrastructure is just as vulnerable as...
Oct 12, 2015
Pope Francis and the revolution in Vatican foreign policy
A Vatican conference this week drew mayors from cities across the globe to discuss climate change and modern...
Jul 24, 2015