If We Can’t Stop Iceland’s Glaciers from Melting, Let’s Replace Them with Forests
As Iceland’s glaciers melt and new land emerges, the government should consider afforestation as an innovative adaptation to climate change.
Climate Change
Landfall
Cecilia Aldarondo captures Puerto Rico’s recovery from Hurricane María, tracing its twin storms of natural disaster and economic collapse.
Thick Ice is Starving Arctic Reindeer
Arctic herders and reindeer are suffering from climate change, while governments fail to implement long-term strategies.
What Does Climate Change in the Arctic Have to Do with Property Rights?
Rising temperatures are negatively affecting communities, their homes, and their land throughout the Arctic.
Climate Security: Building a Community of Practice
Climate Change, Peace and Security, and the UN Group of Friends
Infrequently Asked Questions
Bart Elmore on Investigating Large Multinational Firms
New America 2017 Fellow Bartow Elmore spoke about his book, Seed Money.
Climate Security by Memorandum
From Disaster to Recovery: Welcome to 2021
We reflect on the program's 2020, and preview our research agenda for the coming year.
Is America Ready to Return to the World Stage on Climate Change?
Climate Change and the Next President
What the next administration must do to combat climate change.
Heat Map: All Climate Politics is Local … and Global
New America's Resource Security team has been taking a look at how Americans are tackling climate change, from city aldermen to CEOs.
Heat Map: The “Center Out” Strategy
Taking a look at climate change in the midwest with guest Jesse Kharbanda of the Hoosier Environmental Council.