Simmone Shah is a reporter at TIME. She covers international and tech news with a strong focus on climate change, sustainability, and energy policy, exploring critical topics such as renewable energy, agriculture, and environmental services. Simmone's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance, Yahoo News UK, Yahoo Movies UK, Yahoo News Singapore, AOL, Inc., Magzter, MSN, and Knowledia.
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The United We Dream executive director heads the largest immigrant-youth-led movement in the U.S.
Olson founded Our Children’s Trust, a nonprofit law firm that provides free legal representation to children seeking to defend their right to a healthy climate
By: Simmone Shah
This project was supported by funding from the Center for Contemporary Documentation Lovie Miller doesn't remember a time when floods weren't a part of life in Scranton, N.C.
By: Simmone Shah
Amid a global scale-back on climate action, the U.K. over the past two years was stepping up its ambition.
By: Simmone Shah
For over a century, National Geographic's “base camp” in Washington, D.C. served as a home base—and on occasion literal home —to the organization's many explorers.
With summer in full swing, much of the world is already contending with record-breaking temperatures . Many of Asia's largest cities saw above-normal
A record heat wave has millions sweltering this week all across Europe . France experienced its hottest day ever on Wednesday with temperatures topping 43.3°C (110°F) in parts of the country.
A heat dome is expected to build over much of the U.S. this week, bringing scorching temperatures to the Midwest, Great Lakes, Ohio Valley, Mid‑Atlantic, and
Closing down a major roadway for the weekend resulted in pedestrians and cyclists experiencing a nearly 60% reduction in air pollution and noise, found a new study.
Read this exciting story from TIME Magazine July 06, 2026 issue. A WATERLOGGED NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY MEETS CLIMATE CHANGE
