Climate is increasingly its own beat with its own publishers. WeSearch's climate hub mixes the dedicated climate press with mainstream-publisher climate desks, so the latest IPCC analysis sits next to a Heatmap policy piece next to a NYT Climate human-interest story.
What's in this hub
Dedicated climate publishers. Carbon Brief, Inside Climate News, Climate Home News, Heatmap News, Canary Media, Grist, the Conversation Climate, Energy Monitor, Yale e360.
Mainstream-publisher climate desks. The Atlantic Climate, NYT Climate, Washington Post Climate, the Guardian Environment, BBC Climate, FT Climate, Reuters Climate, AP Climate, Bloomberg Green.
Energy and policy. Bloomberg Green, Reuters Energy, Bloomberg Energy, S&P Global Energy, Politico Energy, the Hill Energy.
Science press on climate. Nature Climate Change, Science Climate, Quanta Climate, NOAA News, NASA News, AGU EOS, Yale Climate Connections.
What you'll find here
- Major reports (IPCC, COP, NOAA, IEA)
- Climate policy and negotiations
- Energy transition coverage
- Renewables and EV industry coverage
- Climate-driven weather and extreme events
- Investigative climate journalism
- Climate-finance and carbon-markets coverage
- Adaptation and resilience reporting
- Climate-tech business coverage (with the business hub)
- Indigenous and frontline-community climate reporting
How we balance climate coverage
Climate coverage online ranges from cautious establishment science (IPCC reports, peer-reviewed studies) to advocacy journalism (Grist, the Conversation Climate) to industry analysis (Bloomberg Green, Energy Monitor) to outright denial press (which we don't include). We mix the first three; we exclude the fourth.
The exclusion of denial press is editorial. We treat anthropogenic climate change as a scientific consensus that doesn't require false-balance treatment, the same way we wouldn't include flat-earth press in the science hub. More on this in our standards.
How to use the climate hub well
- For major reports, read the executive summary and at least two pieces of analysis. The IPCC report is hundreds of pages; the executive summary is dozens; the press coverage of the executive summary is often where readers actually get their understanding from. Reading two pieces (one specialist, one generalist) catches more than reading one.
- Track climate-finance and policy together. Carbon markets, IRA implementation, EU CBAM, China climate diplomacy — the policy and the finance move together and the climate hub shows them next to each other.
- Subscribe to keyword push. "IPCC", "COP", "EV", "battery", "carbon capture", "fusion".