Newsletters on Climate

A newsletter about staying sane in the climate and wider ecological crisis. Gen Dread shares perspectives on the climate crisis through an emotional lens. Dr. Britt Wray believes that ‘the age of eco-anxiety is upon us’ and is here to discuss new ideas and solutions that would help cope with reality and protect our emotional well-being. The newsletter hosts original essays, interviews, and guest posts from ‘similarly spirited writers’. Subscribe to read about eco-grief and emotional intelligence and learn 'how to live well with the climate crisis’.

A weekly newsletter for people who are pissed off about the climate crisis. Heated is dedicated to original reporting and analysis on the climate crisis. Motivated by anger Emily Atkin is here to show you how people with power are screwing the little guys. Heated arms you with actionable information and encourages you to act - it highlights corporate greed and the discrepancies between what politicians say and actually do. The newsletter explores interesting angles, showing you how everything is interconnected. Subscribe and get ready to learn how the climate crisis is changing dating & how the childcare crisis is hurting our planet!

The Narrative for the Non-Scientific Crowd - "Waitbutwhy for Climate Tech." Art Lapinsch provides a positive outlook on a net zero future. He not only aims to educate but inspire people to eliminate CO2 and its harmful effects on the world. Art buckles down into climate change and explains why temperatures are rising, what’s causing natural disasters, and how the world is turning a new leaf using renewable energy sources like solar and wind. You’ll even explore topics such as How Climate Challenges Shape Political Decisions, The “Stromberg" Mindset, and short stories like the House of Day Zero. Art’s creative writing style will have you marvel at his posts. Whether embarking on a journey through his sci-fi climate stories or knowing vital insights through his informative essays - you will get great value for each read. Subscribe to Delphi Zero to re-discover the climate crisis, and why it’s happening, and learn how to progress towards a world free of carbon dioxide.

It's not too late for systemic change to minimize the extreme effects of climate change! Green & Salty is a weekly newsletter where the author Ainsley Bonaudi shares her thoughts, frustration, and beliefs on climate change. She hopes to inform people about the global climate crisis and pushes her readers to play their part and contribute to a greener future. Every Monday, she curates various links and articles on developments in climate change. She talks on topics such as Reducing Plastic Waste, the Devastating Impact of Floods, and The Outcomes of Climate Bills in the U.S. What makes it different is Ainsley's voice. She could be cheeky, she could be sarcastic, and she's always full of passion! Subscribe to the weekly rundown and stay up-to-date with climate change. Be part of an eco-friendly community that aspires to protect the earth.

Updates from inside the climate movement. Bill McKibben decided to call the newsletter ‘The Climate Crisis’, because “this is what a crisis looks like”. The author was covering the topic since it was referred to as the ‘greenhouse effect’ or the ‘global warming’. With decades of experience, Bill McKibben shares his thoughts on the most important climate stories, connecting the dots and explaining how everything “fits into the larger picture”. The Climate Crisis includes original articles, expert interviews, and news roundups on everything related to climate. Subscribe to learn about the cannabis boom and why palm oil is so bad, get many suggestions for improvement, and help make a difference!