climate change
U.S. pledges $6 billion to protect the ocean
The warming of the planet means more heat entering the ocean. See what the U.S. government is doing to counter the problem.
International action has helped ozone layer recover
Thanks to international efforts, the ozone layer could completely heal by 2066. Learn more about this decadeslong work.
These U.S. scientists are working to save the planet
Seven of the United States' top scientists will work with international partners to identify key areas of collaboration to shared problems.
These women are creating climate solutions
These four women are helping to conserve the environment and find climate crisis solutions in their communities around the world.
Conserving the Congo Basin’s precious ecosystem
Learn how the United States is working with the private sector and nongovernmental organizations to help preserve the Congo Basin.
How the climate crisis affects gender equity and equality
Learn how the State Department is helping to create a more equitable future for women and girls as the climate crisis worsens.
Empowering fisherwomen in Madagascar and the Philippines
Learn how the U.S. Agency for International Development and its partners empower fishing communities in Asia and Africa.
U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit: A growing partnership
President Biden will host the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit December 13–15 in Washington. Learn what is on the agenda.
How climate change affects the food crisis
This installment in a series looks at how climate change is among factors driving the current global food crisis.