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The media group will no longer accept advertising from oil and gas companies, despite acknowledging decision will have implications for its revenues.

For the media, climate change is morphing from a controversy to a crisis.

The latest iPhone introduction garnered hundreds of times more coverage than the worldchanging commitments made in San Francisco. Why?

Jon Meyersohn, co-executive producer of National Geographic series "Years of Living Dangerously," discusses the challenge of climate change reporting.

Time-lapse photography, data imagery and VR help companies capture the value of visual sustainability reporting.

It’s one thing to read about huge plastic gyres in the middle of the Pacific. It’s another thing to stare the actual plastic in the face.

On cinema, conversations and context-based sustainability.

On this week's podcast: Why 2017 is a big year for investor activists, a Q&A with Brady Walkinshaw of Grist, and the women mayors leading the fight against climate change at the C40 Cities Women4Climate Summit.

Renewable capacity is rising, but making outsize claims about wind and solar could come back to bite proponents — and the climate.