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A woman with coffee skin presses the back of her hand to her forehead as she walks along a sidewalk in a record-breaking heat wave. She's wearing wire-frame glasses with a black top and a black t-shirt, and carrying a cream-colored tote bag over her shoulder.

Researchers Can Now Explain How Climate Change Is Affecting Your Weather

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See a Map of Bay Area Hazardous Sites at Risk From Rising Seas

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: A middle-aged Black woman stands on a sidewalk, with two Victorian-style homes visible at an angle behind her, one gray, one white, both with a set of steps leading up from the sidewalk to a first floor. She has long black twists past her elbows and wears a red headband and a red velour jacket over a Black t-shirt with a circular logo in white print that says "Can We Live."

For These Black Bayview-Hunters Point Residents, Reparations Include Safeguarding Against Rising, Toxic Contamination

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A Black woman with long black braids is wearing a purple shirt that reads 'Can we Live.' People are standing on the cement steps of San Francisco City Hall holding signs about environmental justice for the neighborhood of Bayview-Hunters Point.

'Poorly Prepared': SF Civil Grand Jury Slams City for Not Protecting Residents From Toxic Contamination

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Black smoke exits a tall grey smokestack.

California Climate Rules Won't Be Undercut by Supreme Court's Ruling, Experts Say

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Cal Fire Fumbles Key Responsibilities to Prevent Catastrophic Wildfires Despite Historic Budget

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An older woman in a navy blue suit jacket and white shirt is at the far right of the photo. She has dark blond hair and is looking a woman in a blurred foreground to the left. The woman featured in the photograph is the CEO of Occidental Petroleum, Vicki Hollub.

Slick Business: Texas Oil Company Wants to Use California Clean Energy Credits to Extract More Oil

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How Rising Sea Levels Could Push Up a 'Toxic Soup' Into Bay Area Neighborhoods

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A dark-chocolate skinned man wearing blue shorts and a yellow shirt walks past a gleaming array of solar panels that fills a vast field of yellow-green grass, far out to the horizon. The photo is a solar farm in Karnataka, India.

It's Not Too Late To Stave Off the Climate Crisis, U.N. Report Finds. Here's How

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A man drives a blue tractor through a field of brown grape vines, a cloud a dust billows behind him.

Punishing Bay Area Drought Prompts Calls for Major Water Rethink

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A frontal view of a white semi, with a yellow bulldozer beside it dumping a load of white compost into its trailer, which is sending up a cloud of compost dust. The sky is blue behind them, with low, dark gray hills of maybe dirt of their other side.

California Now Requires You to Compost Food Waste to Reduce Potent Greenhouse Gas

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Youth Vs. Apocalypse Joins Global Day of Action for Climate March

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