A growing body of research is pointing to a dangerous convergence: toxic chemicals and climate stress are jointly driving a global fertility crisis. A new peer-reviewed review of 177 studies finds that exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals—found in plastics such as phthalates, bisphenols, and PFAS—combined with rising temperatures and climate stress, creates an additive and potentially synergistic impact on reproductive health...
Climate change is often described as a crisis of emissions, a crisis of temperature, or an environmental crisis. After months of examining its intersections with courts, markets, cities, migration, insurance, energy, security, and adaptation, a deeper truth emerges: climate change is fundamentally a crisis of governance.
The science has been clear for years. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change confirms...
Climate change has long been framed as an environmental issue, occasionally an economic one, and increasingly a moral one. It is now something more unsettling: a matter of national and global security. As temperatures rise and weather...
Climate change is often described as a crisis of emissions, a crisis of temperature, or an environmental crisis. After months of examining its intersections...
Climate change has often been described as a planetary crisis: it is. Nevertheless, it is also something more institutional. The defining feature of this...
For years, climate policy revolved around one central objective: "mitigation". Reduce emissions. Limit warming. Prevent the worst. The language of climate diplomacy was built...
A growing body of research is pointing to a dangerous convergence: toxic chemicals and climate stress are jointly driving a global fertility crisis. A...
The global energy transition is often described as inevitable. Solar and wind installations are breaking records, electric vehicles are entering mainstream markets, and governments...
Climate change is often described as a crisis of emissions, a crisis of temperature, or an environmental crisis. After months of examining its intersections with courts, markets, cities, migration, insurance, energy, security, and adaptation, a deeper truth emerges: climate...
