Resources

(This page is in development. More resources will follow!)

Books

Yale Climate Connections: short 90 second stories
TILclimate (Today I Learned Climate): This MIT podcast covers a wide range of climate change topics. Episodes are generally under 10 minutes.
Outrage+Optimism: Three hosts and their guests share expert opinions along with healthy doses of both outrage and optimism.

Volts: podcast and newsletter about clean energy hosted by David Roberts, with varied guests and in depth conversations. Transcripts are available.

Pricing Nature: This informative and entertaining Yale podcast on carbon pricing starts with cap-and-trade and carbon taxes, then turns to alternate concepts such as internal pricing, carbon offsets, and carbon currency. The 14 episodes are best listened to sequentially. Full transcripts are online.

IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change)
NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)
Our World in Data, research and data about multiple topics including Energy and Environment
Science Feedback, a good source for online articles from “a worldwide network of scientists sorting fact from fiction.” There’s a good explainer of climate systems in “Climate vs. weather a deep dive on the key differences.” D Burns, 2024.

CarbonBrief provides a roundup of climate change news in a daily newsletter, or in a weekly digest (DeBriefed). There is good coverage of China, Europe, and the world. The newsletter is all words and no graphics (the same non-visual aid style that I favor).
Yale Environment 360 is a good source of online articles on a variety of topics: climate, energy, biodiversity, oceans, food & agriculture, solutions, cities, policy.
Boiling Point, from LA Times climate columnist Sammy Roth, covers the environment and climate across California, the American West, and the globe.