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.
1030 Articles

Wall Street’s Climate Promises: A Distant Memory as Commitment Fades

In a disheartening turn of events, the financial sector’s ambitious commitment to…

Historic High Seas Treaty Enshrines Protections for Global Oceans

In a groundbreaking development for marine conservation, the High Seas Treaty has…

Ocean Champion Kristina Gjerde Passes Away, Leaving a Legacy in Marine Conservation

** The world has lost a formidable advocate for ocean biodiversity with…

Decoding a Century of Antarctic Exploration: The New York Times’ Evolving Narrative

Over the past hundred years, The New York Times has chronicled the…

Exploring a Century of Antarctic Reporting: A Chronicle of Change

For over a hundred years, reporters from The Times have ventured into…

Cows Demonstrate Tool Use for the First Time, Revealing Surprising Intelligence

In a groundbreaking study, researchers have documented the first known instance of…

Democrats Call for Inquiry into Potential Conflict of Interest in Interior Department Deal

In a significant development raising questions about ethics within the federal government,…

Scientists Mobilise to Investigate Thwaites Glacier’s Rapid Melting

** In a significant scientific endeavour, researchers have successfully transported a team…

The Impact of Climate Change on Winter Storm Severity

** As our planet continues to warm, the implications for winter weather…

Meteorologists Anticipate Severe Winter Storm Threatening Southern Regions

** Forecasters are sounding the alarm as a significant winter storm is…

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