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

Megafires used to be rare, but now it seems like there’s a new one every day. Even worse, they are showing up and burning down places we never thought possible. So what’s really going on? Is climate change to blame? Watch this to find out more. #ThisIsClimateChange

No matter how uncertain things feel, one thing is guaranteed: the sun will rise tomorrow. And that’s great news for solar energy! Celebrate SunDay and NYC Climate Week with powerful campaigns happening all week. Read more at itm.earth/editions/202...

Even if you are nowhere near a wildfire, you can still be killed by one. In the aftermath of a fire, smoke can travel thousands of miles. Hidden in that smoke is something deadly, and it may be heading towards you right now. What's going on? #ThisIsClimateChange

Big deadlines are here: Send a comment on the Roadless Rule by September 19. On September 20, join protests for climate justice. September 22 is the last day to comment on the EPA's repeal of the Endangerment Finding. There’s never a true deadline to act, but start here: itm.earth/editions/202...

This week marks 20 years since Hurricane Katrina. Let’s take this time to reflect and act. Survivors are still living with the storm’s aftermath, and climate disasters continue to strike communities worldwide. Subscribe to ITM to learn more: itm.earth/editions/202...

This week's news is making waves. Literally. Trawlers are tearing up seabeds, deep-sea life is rewriting science, a Fijian village is moving inland as seas rise, and millions of acres of federal waters are removed from offshore wind eligibility. Help fight for our waters: itm.earth/editions/202...

For the third video in our collaboration series with @columbiabusiness.bsky.social, we paid a visit to an innovative company aiming to reinvent how we build our physical world. Check it out!

When this 25-year-old suddenly passed away, his family was horrified and confused, but it turns out his death was entirely preventable. Roendy Granillo died of heat stroke while at work, and it’s a massive problem affecting workers across the United States. #ThisIsClimateChange

We're thrilled to release our second video from our collaboration with @columbiabusiness.bsky.social and Professor @gwagner.com, where we're exploring how major industries are cleaning up their climate pollution. Watch the video below and go to bit.ly/3I7C7oT to learn more.

We're excited to release the first video in our collaboration with @columbiabusiness.bsky.social and their Climate Knowledge Initiative, which highlights the leading technologies that will reduce pollution in heavy industry. Check it out!

A 30-foot wall of water hit Texas, killing over 100 people, including children. How likely is this kind of flood to happen where you live? The answer can be explained by rolling the dice. Except these days, the game is getting more rigged. #climatecrisis #100yearflood #texasfloods #climatedisaster

The land of former slave plantations now houses 200 petrochemical plants that poison the air between Baton Rouge and #NewOrleans. What could a #tourism board possibly say to justify this? This imaginary postcard gives one answer. Sign up for alerts from RISE St. James: bit.ly/3GpPLTX.

On June 20th, destruction and terror have a new name:

Heat wreaks way more havoc on your body than you might realize. This is climate change.

When it gets too hot to play sports, you know something is seriously wrong. This is climate change.

The #petrochemicalindustry came to Mossville, and Mossville paid the price. But two longtime friends are not going to let spills, explosions, or cancer stop them from fighting to protect the rest of their Southwest Louisiana home. Go to bit.ly/3HSNFw3 to learn more.

Communities in #CancerAlley are trying to preserve the history of their ancestors who were enslaved at the Orange Grove Plantation. But first they need to take down the #pollutingindustry that now wants to build on the land. Go to earthjustice.org/orangegrove to take action now! @earthjustice.org

We're going to the Hollywood Climate Summit to highlight the importance of integrating the environment in entertainment! Join us on June 2-4 in LA and online to discover how your creative endeavors can make a difference. Grab your tickets here: www.hollywoodclimatesummit.com/tickets

When #JohnsHopkins scientists drove their air testing van to #CancerAlley they didn’t have a lot of pre-existing studies to compare to. And the #petrochemicalindustry self-reports to the EPA. What they found astonished them. What does it mean for the people there? Go to bit.ly/3STi1AP to learn more.

We’re thrilled to announce that we are partnering with this year’s Hollywood Climate Summit. Join us in shaping a greener future on June 2-4 in LA & online, and discover how your creative endeavors can make a difference. Get tickets at hollywoodclimatesummit.com/tickets (sliding scale pricing!)

Louisiana has some of the highest rates of #lowbirthweight, #pretermbirth, and #infantmortality in the nation. Black mothers and their children fare the worst. So what's going on? Go to www.beyondpetrochemicals.org/mothers to learn more. @heathermcteertoney.bsky.social #petrochemicalindustry

The best way to make progress in the climate movement is to never shut up about it. There are small wins happening everywhere each and every day. If you stay loud and stay engaged, we’ll manage the rest for you. Head to ITM.earth for your roundup this week.

Indiana County, Pennsylvania is being transformed by government investments, cleaning up old, polluting industry and making space for new ones. Doug Beri, from the Indiana County Conservation District, tells us how. Watch more clean energy stories at ReImagineAppalachia.org/StoriesofHope.

Kurt Krejocic is raising a family in Indiana County and loves the outdoors. But he wishes some of the polluted rivers could be cleaned up. Now they can, thanks to a big investment by the government. Watch more clean energy stories at ReImagineAppalachia.org/StoriesofHope.

The amount of e-waste is at an all time high with smartphones being replaced every year. But we don't have to live with “fast tech.” We can reuse, repair and refurbish our gadgets instead, and drive down demand by doing so. Take action against fast tech at ITM.earth.

Executive orders? More like executive disorder. We won’t back down when it comes to protecting humanity, the planet, and all of Earth’s biodiversity. Take action now at ITM.earth.

Mill 19 used to be one of the largest steel mills in the country, but was abandoned when Pennsylvania's steel industry collapsed. Now it has found new life as a high-tech robotics hub, powered in part by solar energy. See how America can build things again at bit.ly/42us5VE.

Polluters are destroying our air, water, health and a stable climate. It's time to fight for our future. Join the global movement at ITM.earth/join.

Are you “tariffied,” and nearing Earth day none the less? We sure are, but we still fight for human health, biodiversity conservation and a clean, just society day in and day out. Take climate action this week at ITM.earth.

The petrochemical industry in Louisiana says it provides jobs. But not for everyone. Watch as a local journalist from @floodlightnews.org starts looking into who is getting those jobs, and who isn't. Then go here to learn more: bit.ly/3Y1ZK7C #LocalEconomy #JobCreation #Louisiana #CancerAlley

Pennsylvania's coal country is changing, and United Mine Workers of America is retraining workers to take advantage. Thanks to government support, they're helping former miners find jobs in the industries of today and tomorrow. To learn more, go to bit.ly/42us5VE

As terrible as a time like this is for the climate movement, it’s also an incredible opportunity to prove how much we can get done when we work together. Plug in with climate action at ITM.earth.

The White House is clearly scared of the power states have to build the clean energy economy and is resorting to blatantly unconstitutional tactics. The Trump administration is hoping that pro-climate state governments back down in fear. How should states respond? Simple. Ramp up instead. 🧵

A steel plant just north of Pittsburgh is reimagining what steel can be. By replacing its dirty gas-fired furnaces with clean electric induction ones, Butler Works is saving money, time, and jobs. The union workers at the plant are thrilled. Go to bit.ly/42us5VE to learn more.

Let yourself get upset, but then you need to get MOVING! Here's your week full of action at ITM.earth.

We need all hands on deck to fight for our rights to protest polluters and for a livable planet. Take a deep breath and then get involved with this week’s edition of ITM.earth!

We vote everyday with our dollars, time and attention. If we can’t have conscious politicians, we can at least be conscious consumers, and deliberate activists. We must keep spreading the message of what we’re up against. At ITM.earth we have all the climate actions you can plug into this week.

We’re stuck in a constant news cycle of global tragedies and international hazards and it feels like we can barely keep up. It’s time to tune out the noise and take real action. We make it easy with the best climate actions to make an impact this week at ITM.earth.

“The Trump administration will treat climate change for what it is, a global physical phenomenon that is a side-effect of building the modern world." Just a thought: If your "modern world" requires you to collapse civilization, it's probably time to figure out a better modern world.

We must continue to demand more from our global and federal elected officials, but it’s also important to get plugged in with local climate actions. With each small step forward in many places, we can see changes accumulate. Head to ITM.earth to get started.