environment
4 Ways You Can Stop Funding the Climate Crisis
There are relatively simple ways you can move your finances away from fossil fuels.
By Danielle Renwick
Slow Factory's Céline Semaan Gets Real About Sustainability Activism
Creating positive, major change in the world doesn't come without bullies.
By Celine Semaan
The Fate of Atlanta’s Cop City Could Be in the Hands of Voters
Organizers are trying to get a referendum on the project onto the ballot.
By Jocelyn James
We Can’t Just AC Our Way Out of the Climate Crisis
Heatwaves are happening in parts of the world that don’t have air conditioning.
By Elizabeth Djinis
Anxious About Climate Change? Talk About It.
Climate talking circles are spreading as a way for people to deal with their feelings around the climate crisis.
By Katherine Rapin
What to Know About the History of Imperialism
Most world powers rose to where they are by violently thieving from other nations.
By Sara Li
Organizers Are Taking Over A Hamptons Airport to Protest Private Jets
“The 1% can hide away in the Hamptons, but as their fossil fuel investments overheat our planet, we’ll be at their doorsteps."
By Lex McMenamin
A Metal Facility Disposed of Hazardous Waste on High School Grounds for Years
Atlas Metal is facing 22 felony counts after decades of protests from students and community members.
By Lucy Sherriff
Our Generation Wants to Change How the U.S. Responds to Wildfires
FireGen is getting more young and Indigenous people involved in wildfire policy.
By Colleen Hagerty
Why Have We Seen So Many Industrial Disasters This Year?
Including the East Palestine, OH, train derailment and water contamination in Philly.
By Kim Kelly
Youth Climate Activists Are Finally Getting Their Day in Court
This will be the first time a youth-led climate lawsuit actually goes to trial.
By Katie Myers
How Many People Does It Take to Make a Pair of Sneakers?
Veja took Teen Vogue on a tour of the brand's cotton factory supply chain in Northeast Brazil.
By Alyssa Hardy
The Pacific Climate Warriors Are Fighting, Not Drowning
Young people in the Pacific can’t close their eyes to climate change.
By Taylor Weik
Why Are Conspiracy Theorists Worried About “15-Minute Cities”
Critics have called the idea a socialist conspiracy.
By Elizabeth Djinis
This Young Chief Is Helping His Tribe Navigate the Climate Crisis
At 25, Devon Parfait is working to preserve customs while dealing with coastal erosion.
By Zoe Dutton
This State Is Taking Action on Cosmetic Chemicals That Make Us Sick
The toxic chemicals are found in shampoo, deodorant, lipstick and other everyday items.
By Joseph Winters
Shein Pledged $15 Million to Offset Textile Waste; Will It Be Enough?
Liz Ricketts, cofounder of the Or Foundation, explains it all to Teen Vogue.
By Alyssa Hardy
Some Neighborhoods Are Hotter Thanks to Racist Housing Policies
The difference in summer temperatures can be up to 20 degrees!
By Annie Evans and Cameron Katz