I reported from France, Norway, Sweden, and the Canadian Arctic with Camilla Andersen on GroundTruth Project climate change reporting fellowships in 2015-16.
Paris Agreement on Climate Change
> A Super-Nerdy Insurance Plan Could Save Countries From Damage Caused by Climate Change, Quartz
> Man-Made “Wind Trees” Will Finally Make It Possible to Power Homes Using Turbines, Quartz
> A Tiny Forest Tribe Built a DIY Drone From YouTube to Fight Off Illegal Loggers, Quartz
> Corking Climate Change: Sustainable Practices Bear Fruit in Champagne Production, The Guardian
> Lost in the Labyrinth of the Paris Climate Talks? Follow a Climate Tracker, Fusion
> 14 People Fighting for the Planet at COP21 — and What They Want
> The Silent March for Change, GroundTruth Project
Climate Change in the Arctic
> Solving the Suicide Crisis in the Arctic Circle, Pacific Standard
> In a Land of Thundering Reindeer, Suicide Stalks the Indigenous Sami, STAT News (republished by PBS NewsHour)
> Anguish in the Scandinavian Arctic [podcast], GroundTruth Project
> How One Inuit Community Won Against Big Oil, The New Republic
> The Race to Save Arctic Cities As Permafrost Melts, CityLab (republished by Wired, National Observer, and The Week)
> Exploring Norway, Where Climate Change Affects Indigenous People, GroundTruth Project
> Protecting Indigenous Tradition in the Arctic, GroundTruth Project
In 2017, I wrote a column called Warming Signs for Paste Magazine about the effects of climate change already being seen around the world.
Warming Signs
> Would Painting Everything White Make the Planet Cooler?
> More Wildfires Are One Sign of a Warmer Planet
> Climate Change May Cost Us Everything
> Is Climate Change to Blame for Antarctica’s Meltdown?
> Climate Change Means More Mosquito-borne Illnesses Like Zika
> Why Are Governments Killing Environmentalists?
> Calculating Your Transportation “Footprint”
> Badlands Park Service Twitter: Going Rogue and Standing Firm Against Trump
> Corralling Cattle Emissions Could Help Save the Planet
> Cow Burps and Climate Change
> Climate Change Means A Sea Change for Fishermen and Scientists
Melody Schreiber 