Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Comedians have long used jokes to raise awareness of serious problems, and climate change is becoming no exception. There is a ...

Esteban Gast remembered feeling ashamed in high school while calculating how much carbon dioxide, the main driver of climate change, his daily activities created, known as a carbon footprint. “Have ...

Comedians, no strangers to tackling difficult and taboo subjects with humor, are increasingly turning their attention to the climate crisis. By Hilary Howard In 2017, Rollie Williams was a struggling ...

The video’s name itself might bust you up: “Face Plant: Sexy Soil Talk.” Dirt isn’t often considered hot. And with the face of actor Nick Offerman of Parks and Recreation buried up to his neck in soil ...

Climate change has entered everyday conversation with greater urgency in the last decade. And although it's a sobering topic, it’s become increasingly present in the comedy scene, too from stand-up ...

Indigenous comedians, Tito Ybarra (Anishinaabe/Mexican, left) and Gitz Crazyboy (Denesuthine and Blackfoot, right) in a publicity still from their Indigenous Pipeline Council event in Duluth, ...

In a bold effort to change how we talk about Climate change, Greenpeace has introduced “My Pet Footprint,” an animated series that blends humor with environmental activism. Targeted at Generation Z ...

Think climate change isn’t funny? Try telling that to cartoonist Tom Toro. The frequent New Yorker contributor, who also writes and draws a comic strip called “Home Free,” often points his pen at the ...

April is International Humor Month. This began with a national initiative in the U.S. in 1976 to promote the therapeutic benefits of comedy and humor. It was then taken internationally by the ...

Patriot Post has a little Al Gore climate humor to brighten up your day. Joel Schwartz is a visiting fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, where he studies air pollution, climate change, and ...

This story was originally published by Grist. Sign up for Grist’s weekly newsletter here. The video’s name itself might bust you up: “Face Plant: Sexy Soil Talk.” Dirt isn’t often considered hot. And ...