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Success Baguettes Success: Paris’s Ride Toward Healthier Living
Once known for its smog and traffic-congested boulevards, Paris has spent the last decade working to build a bike-friendly infrastructure. But efforts to expand the city’s cycling has done more than just put bikes on the road, it’s made for huge payoffs toward a more livable future! Read on to learn how Parisians are pedaling toward healthier lives.
Common Good, Common Ground: Pope Francis' Climate Legacy
“On Climate Change, there is a clear, definitive and ineluctable ethical imperative to act”. – Pope Francis The late Pope Francis will be remembered (and hailed) as an unflinching champion of environmentalism, using his platform from the Vatican to deliver powerful climate messaging. Read on for a look back on The Pope’s environmental legacy, and looking beyond the White House for global climate leadership.
Better State than Never: Climate Progress in 2025
Over the past few months, the Federal Government has flat out left us out to dry in the climate action department. Luckily, state and local efforts have been working double time to pick up some of the slack left by the feds. Read on to learn how you can stay optimistic focusing on climate wins in your neck of the woods!
Is the Globe Warming Up to Nuclear Power?
When thinking about our energy supply as it relates to climate change, it’s easy to have a nuclear meltdown – especially hearing Washington’s calls to “Drill baby, drill!” But luckily, we’ve got our eye on a hot solution. Read on to learn why nuclear power is garnering a way better reaction on both sides of the aisle, and tune in to the latest episode of UnF*cking The Planet to learn how it can save us!
A Locals Guide to LA Climate Week 📗
Climate Week is upon us, in Pique’s home field! Whether you’re planning on visiting LA for a few events, or live in LA and are looking to bump elbows with climate people, we’ve put together a list of some of our favorite events throughout the week. If you see us around town, say hello!
The Price of Your Daily Bread 🍞
BIG NEWS! Your favorite climate comedy show, UnF*cking the Planet is BACK and better than ever. Seriously, we even got Kip to dance and wear a funny hat. We’re kicking things off by exploring a growing problem that needs some serious unf*cking... farming. Keep reading to learn why what we eat is a majorly overlooked part of the climate crisis, and try your best not to have a cow. And relax, we’re not coming after your steak.
Climate Creators to Watch List 2025 🏅
It’s time for our annual Climate Creators to Watch List! Each year we collaborate with Harvard C-CHANGE to honor climate change educators and communicators who are using social media to combat misinformation and inspire others to take action. If you want to laugh, learn, find hope, or rock out to some great (sneakily informative) music, these creators are for you! Read on to discover the creators on this year’s list.
Nature Calls– And it’s Begging for Backup 🏞️
Our beloved public lands and National Parks have long been described as “America’s best idea.” But on the heels of a changing administration, one thing has already become clear: they’re under attack. Keep reading to learn how the places we love are at risk, and how we can help protect them!
Lights, Camera, Climate Action? 🎥
The Oscars are coming up, and we’re ready to watch. The unfortunate news for every living species on the planet? The old saying “art imitates life” doesn’t quite apply this year. Of all the films nominated for this year’s awards, only one of them passed the test for any sort of reflection of the climate crisis. So instead, we came up with a “must-see” rec of our own. Keep reading to find out a favorite film of ours, a few must-know tips for disaster preparedness and more!
Up in the Air: The Future of the E.P.A. ☁️
The EPA is the government agency tasked with protecting our clean air and water. And despite a decades-long track record of protecting us from environmental threats, the EPA is facing serious threats of its own. Keep reading to learn more about what the agency actually does, how it impacts your health, and how state and local efforts can pick up some of the slack left by the feds.