Thanks a Ton is a blog from a carbon removal company reflecting on its five years of selling crowdsourced carbon removal e-cards, including what did and did not work commercially. It also publishes op-eds on carbon dioxide removal policy and industry, such as Taiwan's entry into the sector.
Website: https://www.thanksaton.earth/
A climate science newsletter that analyzes current research and data on global warming, El Niño and the energy transition. Readers get data-driven explanations with charts, critiques of published methods and context on contested claims.
Magma publishes on-the-ground environmental reporting from across the Mediterranean region, told through the people who live and work there. Issues are long-form features on topics such as fishing, wildlife and water scarcity, with named reporters, interviews and cited research.
A collaborative of newsrooms delivers reporting on agriculture, water and climate across the Mississippi River Basin. Readers get narrative, on-the-ground stories about pollution, local communities, environmental monitoring and the people and projects tied to the watershed.
Volts publishes interviews and analysis on the technology, politics, and policy of decarbonization, with a focus on the US energy system. Readers get in-depth conversations with practitioners and executives about topics like distributed energy, grid policy, and clean energy siting.
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