Coming of age in the time of climate change, teenagers like Maddie have become foot soldiers of a new environmental movement.

Intersection of climate change, women’s health and safety, and restrictions on reproductive rights is a perfect storm.

It’s time Congress passed a Women and Climate Act.

Despite its shortcomings, the act brings up an important conversation.

We are missing important ways gender impacts people’s experiences with climate change.

With a swiftly changing climate comes rapidly rising sea levels, more frequent storms, and rising inequality.

Panel discussed the impacts of climate change that force women to move, but also put them at disproportionately at risk.

The study, published in Nature Climate Change in December 2019, found that high temperatures cause a spike in birth rates.

These teenagers are juggling activism with schoolwork and personal time.

Women everywhere are using their voices to take leadership and call for action on climate change.