It’s Earth Month! So there’s no better time to get involved in environmental initiatives. Discover climate actions you can take this week: itm.earth/editions/202...

Google claims they want to operate on 100% carbon-free energy by 2030, yet the company is now investing in a massive methane gas plant in Texas. Watch to see why Google is making a big U-turn on its climate progress. #ThisIsClimateChange

Google is backing a massive fossil fuel project in Texas to power its data center expansion. The data center campus, called “Goodnight,” marks a sharp U-turn from the company’s climate promises. #ThisIsClimateChange

From March 19th to 23rd, 2026, more than 5 feet of rain fell on the north shore of the Hawaiian island of Oahu, completely destroying communities and washing away homes. #ThisIsClimateChange

Are you feeling the weather whiplash? From blizzards to heat domes to flash floods, the U.S. is experiencing the effects of climate change. Learn more about the communities being hit hardest and what you can do to help: itm.earth/editions/202...

The environment is full of hidden stories. From underground carbon stores in Brazil to the rise of “mazut” pollution in war zones, this week’s stories reveal how climate impacts are unfolding in ways we don’t always see. Read more here: itm.earth#shareable-sc...

We all know Phoenix is often hot, but not this hot now, earlier than ever before. It’s over 100ºF and it’s only March. That’s not supposed to be possible. What’s going on? #ThisIsClimateChange

More than 90% of Nebraska is in moderate to extreme drought. It's led to the largest fire in the state's history and one of the top 20 largest fires of the last century. #ThisIsClimateChange

This week the U.S. saw wild temperature swings 25ºF below and above average. There was record snow, rain, winds and heat. These extremes, all in one week, aren't normal. They're a sign of what's to come. #ThisIsClimateChange

Millions of Americans are losing power, but does it need to be that way? Find out how to keep your lights on.

We’re in another oil war. While families feel it at the gas station, fossil fuel billionaires are raising a glass to Big Oil. We can’t let them profit from war at the expense of our health and environment. Take action now: itm.earth#take-action-3

An unusually early heat wave is gripping Los Angeles and much of the Southwest, putting California’s already fragile snowpack, and therefore its water supplies, at risk. #ThisIsClimateChange MAP SOURCE: Climate Central Climate Shift Index® Global Map bit.ly/4siSiSo

We don’t need to repeat history when clean energy is the future.

It’s a big week for climate action. Defend Big Bend National Park, call out plastic polluters, and join conversations about why climate silence persists. There are lots of ways to get involved, so let’s keep the momentum going: itm.earth/editions/202...

The EPA has repealed the Endangerment Finding, which is the determination that greenhouse gases drive climate change. But the fight isn’t over. You can support organizations that are suing the administration to challenge this destructive rollback in court. Take action: itm.earth/editions/202...

Why is your electric bill so high? Maybe it’s because you’re footing the bill for AI data centers that run on coal and gas. But there’s a way to power data centers for basically nothing, so why aren’t we doing it? See the easy solution here.

Florida is suffering a horrible drought. It’s making Florida a tinderbox. #ThisIsClimateChange

Who else needs a win right now? From communities in Cancer Alley moving their landmark lawsuit forward to Chilean scientists freezing native seeds to protect biodiversity, there are real climate victories worth celebrating this week. Click to learn more: itm.earth#wins-for-the...

A federal court ruled that groups in #CancerAlley can proceed with a lawsuit seeking a moratorium on new toxic plants in two majority Black districts. The case argues current land policies are a vestige of slavery and violate the 13th & 14th Amendments earthjustice.org/orangegrove @earthjustice.org

Winters are vanishing quickly, and soon they could be gone for good. So what’s the point in having the Winter Olympics when it’s too hot for snow? #ThisIsClimateChange

The Winter Olympics kick off today, so we’re kicking off our call-outs. The games are sponsored by the fossil fuel industry...while they use fake snow. Ironic, right? Take action to hold the Olympics accountable: itm.earth#take-action-3

Park City is one of America’s best ski resorts. So why is there no snow? #ThisIsClimateChange

Climate change is killing the Olympics and we’re running out of time. #ThisIsClimateChange

You may have heard people reacting to this week’s cold temperatures by saying something like, “See? Climate change isn’t real—it’s snowing.” Well, not only is climate change real, but it actually caused this extreme weather. Learn more here: itm.earth/editions/202...

Natural disasters aren’t so “natural” any more. See what’s really going on. #ThisIsClimateChange

More than a million Americans lost power this week. But it didn't have to be this way.

Millions of Americans suffered through the most dangerous storm of the year. Why was it so bad? #ThisIsClimateChange

Winterstorm Fern caused massive power outages for over a million Americans … but not for everyone. They were fine. Watch to see who stayed warm and safe.

This Toyota owner used to think of Toyota as a “green” car company, but was shocked when she learned what it's been doing behind the scenes. Now, Toyota's chairman has gone “Full MAGA.” What could possibly be next? Watch this video to find out. #toyota #teamtoyota #letsgoplaces #ev

Winterstorm Fern caused massive power outages for over a million Americans … but not for everyone. They were fine. Watch to see who stayed warm and safe.

This snowstorm is anything but normal. See why. #ThisIsClimateChange

Think Toyota is a green company? Think again. #teamtoyota #toyota #letsgoplaces #ev

They were Toyota’s biggest fans ... until they learned the truth about the company. #teamtoyota #toyota #letsgoplaces #ev

More pollution rollbacks, interest in exploiting Greenland’s melting ice, and withdrawals from international climate treaties reinforce the dangerous pattern we’ve been seeing for months: profit over people. All these stories and ways you can take action at itm.earth/editions/202...

As 2025 comes to a close, the climate fight feels more urgent than ever. This year brought record-breaking hurricanes and extreme heat, but also surging renewable energy and species recoveries. Look back on what defined the year, and what’s happening right now: itm.earth/editions/202...

The Pacific Northwest is drowning under immense climate-driven rain. The phenomenon is called an “atmospheric river” and it’s making the region’s normal heavy precipitation look like a gentle mist. What does it mean for the future of weather? #ThisIsClimateChange

It's the most wonderful time of the year! Learn how to have a sustainable holiday season through our climate actions: itm.earth/editions/202...

We need YOU to act now. Protect public waters, defend old-growth forests, and save the Endangered Species Act. These battles can't wait, so find every link you need right here: itm.earth/editions/202...

It may seem that the worst is over for Jamaica following Hurricane Melissa. But the aftermath will be felt for years to come. Find out how the storm will be even deadlier in its wake. #ThisIsClimateChange. Support Jamaica's recovery here: supportjamaica.gov.jm

COP30 ended yesterday, and many demands went unmet. The final deal omits a fossil fuel phase-out plan, but it does commit to tripling funding for countries facing severe climate impacts. There’s a long road ahead, but also real steps forward. Learn more about COP30 here: itm.earth/editions/202...

Do you ever wonder why your #energybill is skyrocketing? You’re not alone. Energy costs are one of the biggest issues facing Americans today, but does it have to be? See the cause and solution to America’s energy crisis.

"Science is Truly Under Siege" | Featured post in this week's #TheNetwork newsletter, courtesy of @theyearsproject.bsky.social: theyearsproject.com

Hurricane Melissa tore through Jamaica, Haiti, and Cuba and is heading toward Bermuda. How did this storm get so strong? And what can you do to provide relief? Find out in this week's Inside the Movement: itm.earth/editions/202...

Why was Hurricane Melissa so powerful? And did climate change play a role? Renowned climate scientist @katharinehayhoe.com separates fact from fiction. #ThisIsClimateChange

Meteorologists have never seen a storm like this. It took under 2 days for Melissa to grow from a tropical storm to one of the largest Atlantic hurricanes of all time. How did this even happen? Watch this to see how climate change is supercharging hurricanes. #ThisisClimateChange

We've reached the first climate tipping point, but we’re still fighting. Illinois is teaching climate in schools, wind turbines are being developed off of Virginia Beach, and Indigenous leaders are reviving prescribed burns to prevent wildfires. Join the movement: itm.earth/editions/202...

There are some big questions we’re asking this week: Can the oil from your french fries help cut emissions? Why does it still feel like summer in October? And what happens when the EPA terminates the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program? Find the answers to these stories: itm.earth/editions/202...

A study released this week found that cancer risks from #pollutingfacilities in Louisiana’s #CancerAlley are up to 11 times higher than previously thought. Watch the video we produced with the study authors and read more about the findings here! bit.ly/3STi1AP

The federal government has shut down. Key functions at the EPA, like enforcement, inspections, and permitting, are being halted. That pause threatens to leave communities without essential climate support and could enable more environmental violations. Stay updated: itm.earth/editions/202...

Tuesday’s United Nations General Assembly was heartbreaking, but we can’t stop now. Join the movement and take action at itm.earth/join