HeyJaredGood Climate News
A newsletter focused on evidence-based progress on climate written by award-winning climate storyteller Alaina Wood.
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Edition 54: September 21, 2026 (opens the original)
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Microbial Treatment Helps Red Sea Corals Recover after Marine HeatwavesCoral reefs around the world are in dire trouble due to rapidly warming ocean temperatures, and researchers are desperate to find ways to keep reefs alive while the world works on reducing emissions. One of those potential solutions is microbial therapy. Much like our guts, corals rely on beneficial microbes, and some of those microbes can help corals bounce back after marine heatwaves — at least in laboratory settings. These
Free Climate Week NYC Event (Sponsored) (opens the original)
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Far too often, Appalachia and the South are left out of conversations about climate change, but that’s not happening this year at Climate Week in New York City! The Southern Environmental Law Center is hosting an entire day of free programming called Step into the South on Tuesday, September 22nd at Iron 23 in Manhattan.You don’t have to be in New York to attend either! All the se
Edition 53: September 14, 2026 (opens the original)
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Court Orders TVA to Vacate Plans to Build New Gas PlantThe Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) is the largest public utility provider in the United States, and despite continued warnings from experts, they plan to build a natural gas plant on the site of the 2008 Kingston coal ash spill that left dozens of people who helped clean it up dead. In 2024, the Southern Environmental Law Center filed a lawsuit against the TVA on behalf of a coalition of environmental groups. They argued that TVA built fos
Edition 52: September 7, 2026 (opens the original)
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Global Solar Installations Officially Surpasses 3 TerawattsSolar panels were first invented in the 1950s, and it took nearly seven decades for the world to install 1 terrawatt (TW) worth of solar panels. That was back in 2022. It then took just two years for the world to install another terawatt of solar. Then, it happened again! Two years later, in March of this year, the world installed yet another terawatt of solar. That brings the grand total of installed solar capacity around the world to 3
Edition 51: August 31, 2026 (opens the original)
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Wildlife Crossings Reducing Primate Collisions in Amazon RainforestMore than 30 canopy wildlife crossing bridges were installed half a decade ago over a Brazilian highway that cuts right through the Amazon Rainforest in order to reconnect fragmented habitat and reduce vehicle collisions with wildlife. The Indigenous Waimiri-Atroari people helped pick out the locations for these crossings, and their knowledge has helped thousands of primates successfully cross the canopy bridges. There’s even a b
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