Climate
House Passes Inflation Reduction Act: 'It's Time to Usher in a New Era'
"It's time to usher in a new era of climate action—one that prioritizes our planet and our people," Congressman Ro Khanna, who voted "yes," told Newsweek.
Lake Powell Inching Towards Deadpool, Could Be Dry Within Decades
The southwestern states have now been gripped by drought for over 22 years.
Dead Bodies Keep Emerging From the Ice After Years Locked Away in Glaciers
Glaciers in the Swiss Alps are melting due to climate change, revealing previously preserved dead bodies.
Stimulus Check Update: City Considers $50 Million Rebate for Energy Bills
The proposal suggests using the money collected from the city-owned utility to reduce a future energy bill.
What Does the Climate Movement Need to Succeed? More Hip Hop
Instead of white-led groups and white politicians asking how to get Black youth to care about climate change, the real question is, how do we get mainstream environmentalists to care about youth of color, engage with the activist work these young people are already doing, invest in them and help amplify their voices?
Lake Mead Decomposing Torso May Be Hero Veteran Who Drowned Saving Wife
The third body found on Lake Mead's shores during the megadrought may be that of Kenneth Funk, an army veteran, says his family.
Hoover Dam, a Feat of Engineering—Lake Mead Reaching Deadpool Catastrophic
If Lake Mead reached dead pool it could be a catastrophe. Newsweek spoke to an expert about why the reservoir's history and why it was constructed.
Giant Venomous Jellyfish Undergoing Population Boom Terrifies the Internet
A picture of what experts think may be a giant Nomura's jellyfish has gone viral on Reddit as the species plagues the South Korean coast.
Russian Workers Fall Into Sewer, Are Swept Away by Heavy Rain
Three of the workers who were cleaning the sewer died, while the others were rescued on Sunday.
Giant Ocean Sunfish Filmed in Gulf of Maine in Rare and Awesome Encounter
The ocean sunfish, considered a vulnerable species, can occasionally be seen sunbathing on its side.
The Democrats' New Climate Bill Abandons Green Zealotry—For Reason
It's increasingly clear that we need to balance green dreams with realistic policies that don't destroy economies and whole societies.
Biden Boosts Legacy with Energy, Health Care Bill. Will Voters Reward Him?
In an unexpected turn of events, President Joe Biden has regained some momentum following what has been the most productive period of his presidency.
Brutal Heatwaves in U.S. Will Be Regular Occurrences, New Study Predicts
Climatologists have said that extreme heatwave events will increase by 30 percentage points in the future, mostly due to greenhouse gases.
Death Valley Flooding an 'Extremely Rare, 1,000-Year Event'
Over the weekend, nearly a year's worth of rain fell on the California national park in just three hours.
Dear Sen. Sinema: We Love You—Your Pals, the Hedge Fund Bros
The good news for Democrats, and the Earth, is that the party's two chief obstructionists in the Senate, Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema, have signed off on a huge climate, energy and tax package. The bad news is that, as always, Sinema put the interests of her lobbyist paymasters over those of the country by forcing Democrats to abandon a tax increase on hedge fund managers and private equity wizards.
'America Was Unliveable, So I Moved To Europe'
The pandemic put things into perspective for me. I realized that I did not want to return to the U.S. for several reasons.
Climate Change Making Birds Less Colorful, Scientists Say
It is feared that the phenomenon could reduce the number of new chicks because our feathered friends rely on plumage to attract mates.
Prince William Sends Heartfelt Tribute After the Death of Wildlife Ranger
William said that the "devastating" news "illustrates the threat rangers face every day" during the course of their conservation efforts.
The Not-So-Carbon-Friendly Skies Get Political
Let's all take action and show that we value the future of the planet.
Egypt and the U.S.' Next Shared Challenge Is Global Energy Security
As we celebrate 100 years of cooperation, Egypt and the U.S. can reflect proudly on our shared successes.
Queen Snubs Harry: Says Charles, William Continue Philip's Climate Legacy
In a message to a religious conference, the queen called the environment a cause "close to the heart" of Philip, "carried on" by William and Charles.
Megadrought at Utah's Great Salt Lake Seen From Space in Shocking Images
The lake's water levels are now at their lowest ever recorded due to the severe drought gripping the southwestern U.S.
Taylor Swift Rep's Excuse for Private Jet Drama Sparks Viral Memes
"Taylor's jet is loaned out regularly to other individuals," a Swift rep recently told Newsweek, after it was reported that her jet topped celebrity emissions.
One and a Half Cheers for a Greenish New Deal
The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 is a far cry from the THRIVE agenda that we developed as the blueprint for our movement; however, the investments can buy us time and serve as a first step on our road to a Green New Deal and climate justice for all.
Climate Advocates Swift, Oprah, Spielberg Called Out for Private Jet Use
A new report ranking the biggest celebrity "offenders" of private jet emissions includes some stars known for promoting environmental causes.
Young Siblings Swept Away in Kentucky Floods as Death Toll 'Could Double'
At least six children are already among the dead but the state's governor has warned the death toll is likely to rise further.
Taylor Swift Slammed on Twitter Amid Report of Celeb Private Jet Emissions
Kylie Jenner appeared much lower on the list of carbon-spewing celebrities, despite making social media posts about her private jet.
Internet Debates Climate Change's Role in Devastating Kentucky Flooding
"I believe climate change is real, I believe that it is causing more severe weather," Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear said on Thursday.
Prince Charles Has James Bond Moment at Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony
Charles and wife Camilla made a Bond-worthy entrance at the 2022 Commonwealth games in Birmingham, England, using a vintage Aston Martin.
West Virginia Solidifies Coal Business Despite Manchin Backing Climate Deal
While West Virginia's treasurer announced the state won't do business with banks that boycott fossil fuels, Manchin supported a major climate agreement.