Email newsletters tagged with Climate and News

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  1. The Narwhal newsletter

    Weekly environmental journalism from Canada's The Narwhal.

  2. Climate Forward

    The New York Times' newsletter on the latest climate news, science and ideas, and how climate change is affecting the world.

  3. Next City

    Nonprofit journalism on solutions to pressing urban issues, from transport and housing to how cities can be reimagined as truly inclusive.

  4. The Optimist Daily

    Solutions-focused positive news every day, highlighting what's working in health, the environment and society.

  5. Waste Dive

    A free daily newsletter from Industry Dive with news and analysis on waste, recycling and the circular economy.

  6. Smart Cities Dive

    A free daily newsletter from Industry Dive with news and analysis on cities, transport, sustainability and urban technology.

  7. Utility Dive

    Free daily industry news on the electric power industry and the energy transition from Industry Dive.

  8. Canary Media

    Nonprofit journalism on the clean energy transition, decarbonisation and climate tech markets, with daily and weekly newsletters.

  9. Heatmap

    Heatmap's news and analysis on climate change, clean energy, climate tech and the politics reshaping our economy and culture.

  10. Reasons to be Cheerful

    A nonprofit magazine of solutions journalism, founded by David Byrne, on people and ideas making the world better: a tonic for tumultuous times.

  11. The Climate Brink

    Climate scientists Andrew Dessler and Zeke Hausfather explain the latest climate science and policy, and the choices ahead.

  12. Down to Earth

    The Guardian's free weekly environment newsletter, with exclusive reporting and the latest environment news, the good, the bad and the essential.

  13. Grist newsletters

    Grist's free newsletters of climate news and analysis, including a daily briefing and a Saturday round-up of the week's best stories.

  14. HEATED

    Emily Atkin's accountability journalism on the climate crisis, for people who are angry about it, naming the companies and politicians responsible.