Chloe Whitmore, US Climate Correspondent

Chloe Whitmore reports on the environmental crises and climate policy shifts across the United States. From the frontlines of wildfires in the West to the legislative battles in D.C., Chloe provides in-depth analysis of America's transition to renewable energy. She holds a degree in Environmental Science from Yale and was previously a climate reporter for The Atlantic.
2041 Articles

Southwestern Floods Fail to Reverse Deepening Water Crisis in Colorado River Basin

A series of intense storms has temporarily raised water levels in reservoirs…

EPA rolls back methane limits for oil industry, drawing fire from climate campaigners

The Environmental Protection Agency has announced a significant softening of its methane‑emission…

Trump’s drastic cuts cripple US climate agency as historic El Niño looms

The United States is bracing for a cascade of extreme weather as…

Nvidia’s Sustainability Chief Claims AI Will Power a Climate‑Positive Future, Even as Emissions Rise

Nvidia’s sustainability chief Josh Parker has argued that artificial intelligence, despite its…

TerraPower’s Chris Levesque Bets the Climate Clock on a Faster, Safer Nuclear Future

Chris Levesque does not have the luxury of patience. As president and…

US Climate Ambitions Clash With Economic Interests Over Diesel Exports

The Illusion of Sustainable Growth In a stark demonstration of political dissonance,…

Nepal’s Climate Crisis Demands Global Accountability, Says Young Activist Balendra Shah

Amid escalating climate disasters that have left thousands dead or missing in…

Bear Attack in Northern California Leaves Family Traumatized and Mourning Beloved Dog

In a harrowing incident that underscores the growing dangers of human-wildlife encounters,…

The Digital Carbon Dilemma: How the Data Centre Boom is Igniting a Climate Crossfire

The Unrelenting Expansion of Digital Infrastructure A fierce ideological clash erupted at…

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