Climate Change Blog Posts

Despite persistent polarization, neighbors who agree on almost nothing are finding common ground around data centers. Want to join in the conversation? Participate in the AllSides Roundtable on Tuesda...

This piece originally appeared on The Alliance for Citizen Engagement. It was written by Josh Gehring. BackgroundSince the advent of the atomic bomb, scientists have sought to harness nuclear fission—...

Every major weather event seems to draw suspicions surrounding weather modification and geoengineering technologies and practices. Are these practices sensible and safe or reckless and dangerous?

The oil and gas industry spent $38 million on lobbying the federal government during the first quarter of 2025, a step back from the $44 million spent in the same period of 2024, as executives and lob...

The left was more likely to invoke climate change in making the hurricanes worse, while the right was more likely to omit any mentions of climate change or to label the connection between hurricanes a...

Your guide to the 2024 presidential candidates' stances on energy and the environment.

The degree to which human activity impacts climate change is sometimes debated — ranging from humans being the primary cause to those who believe the impacts and threat of climate change are overblown...

The Associated Press Stylebook recently showed left-leaning media bias.

The left and the right media vary in their coverage of the climate and climate change. Here's how.

Should the U.S. Require a Shift to Electric Vehicles in Coming Years?