This year, we've seen a shift in government support for climate progress. We've experienced the proteinification of all of our groceries, the creep of data centers all over the country, and the growing number of endangered species — and yet, despite all the opposition, the green revolution has been resilient.

We hope that through it all, we've helped you determine what really matters. We're so glad to call you one of our readers and are looking forward to continuing our mission of empowering you with information into the next year. Here's a look back at some of our biggest climate stories of the year.

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You’re being lied to about protein

by Marina Bolotnikova

Yes, protein builds muscle. No, you don’t need as much as lifting influencers say.

We’ve unlocked a holy grail in clean energy. It’s only the beginning.

by Umair Irfan

The incredible technology is harnessing the potential of solar and wind — and quietly revolutionizing the energy system.

The terrifying reality behind one of America’s fastest-growing dairy brands

by Kenny Torrella

The dark side of Fairlife — and America’s protein craze.

Escape Velocity

by Vox staff

Even the most determined opposition can’t stop the clean energy revolution.

Scientists are testing a surprising approach to fighting hunger in one of the poorest places on Earth

by Benji Jones

Madagascar is reeling from political unrest. But there’s another problem that no one’s talking about.

A data center that doesn’t even exist can raise your electricity bill

by Umair Irfan

Consumers are finally pushing back on AI-driven data expansion. Will it matter?

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