If you have a love-hate relationship with California’s climate wins and shortcomings...

LA Times’ Boiling Point is a newsletter covering the climate future of California. Delivered weekly.

If you like your newsletters to feel like a conversation between super-smart friends...

The Atlantic Weekly Planet hopes to be your guide to living through a climate changing society. The newsletter takes abstract climate topics and breaks them down into issues of agriculture, manufacturing and other grounded stories. Delivered weekly.

If you’re looking for a fun, all-climate newsletter...

The Beacon is Grist’s climate newsletter that covers politics, corporate environmentalism, current events and then some. Delivered daily.

If you're searching for solutions...

Each month, Hothouse covers different climate-related topics like fashion, travel and food and provides readers with related solutions. Delivered weekly.

If you like The New Yorker, or Bill Mckibben...

The Climate Crisis is the New Yorker’s climate newsletter written by Bill Mckibben. It’s comprehensive journalism that's palatable for both your tree hugging friends and your climate curious parents. Frequency is undetermined!

If you're ever struggling with climate anxiety...

Gen Dread offers tools to cope with climate reality and cultivate resilience. It’s focused on the intersection between mental health and climate. Delivered monthly.

If you’re a little more of a tech and policy nerd than you’d like to admit...

Volts is a newsletter about clean energy and politics. It’s debate focused and highlights research and tech. Delivered bi-weekly.

If you need to validate your anger at the climate crisis...

Heated is a newsletter exposing the forces behind climate inaction. It features original reporting and analysis. Delivered weekly.

If your passion is at the intersection of justice and climate...

Subscribe to Grist's variety of newsletters. Their daily and weekly newsletters cover top stories at Grist. Delivered daily or weekly.

If you want to feel energized when thinking about climate...

Check out How to Save a Planet. The infamous and inspirational podcast hosts a newsletter that offers actions and resources for everyone. Frequency is undetermined!