Simmone Shah

When Federal Clean Energy Tax Credits End

EV credits end this September. Here's how to take advantage of the federal clean energy tax breaks before they disappear.

91,000 Premature Deaths Each Year Linked to US Air Pollution

Air pollution from oil and gas production and use in the U.S. has an enormous health toll. A new study tallies the cost.

Your Next Vacation Could Be a 'Coolcation'

As popular travel spots see their summers transformed by climate change, vacationers are searching for cooler destinations.

Climate Change is Coming for Your Bananas

Bananas have long been a supermarket staple for consumers around the globe. But that could soon change.

How Hurricane Erin Will Impact the U.S.

Even if the storm doesn't make landfall, it will cause dangerous conditions from Miami to Maine.

TIME Impact Dinner: Hope Can Drive Change

The TIME Impact Leadership Forum on Martha’s Vineyard closes with an emphasis on the importance of finding hope in hard times.

Kornelia Wieczorek

What To Do If You See Someone Suffering From Heat Exhaustion

If you spot someone who might be struggling from a heat-related illness, knowing the symptoms to look out for can help you take action.

These Cities Are Taking Action Against Extreme Heat

Here's how cities around the world are responding to heat waves made worse by climate change.

What Is a Derecho, and How to Stay Safe

As an intense wind storm is set to hit much of the U.S. on July 28, here are the safety steps you should take.

Countries Are Obligated to Tackle Climate Change Says ICJ

Nations must protect current and future generations from environmental harm, says International Court of Justice.

Is Your Home in a Flood Zone?

It’s important to be aware of what risks you might face and how to prepare. Here’s how to know if you’re living in a flood risk zone.

Where To Find Reliable Weather Forecasts

As the U.S. reels from flash flooding and cuts to government experts, here's how to find accurate weather forecasts.

How to Spot Weather Misinformation

Conspiracy theories tend to thrive in the wake of natural disasters like the Texas floods. Here's what to look out for.

What Made the Texas Floods So Devastating?

Sloping terrain, the remnants of a tropical storm, and climate change can make for a dangerous combination.