Our Climate of Opportunity series examines what the Green New Deal and Paris Agreement look like both domestically and globally—from domestic transportation, supply chains, policy, and climate justice, to global and bi-national resource management, country-focused issues, defense, migration, and farming. Deputy Editor Gabrielle Gurley’s "Something in the Water" examines the broader implications of water privatization via the real story of a small Pennsylvania town, while Writing Fellow Brittany Gibson and Contributor Joan Fitzgerald look forward at the infrastructural prospects and environmental impact that offshore wind and solar energy offer, respectively.

We published a special issue on the Green New Deal that connects practical policy and social movements to politics. Here, we lay out how the radical can become real and demonstrate that drastic change is not only urgent, but possible.

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