Kyla Mandel

"We should not be doing this. This is insane. This level of archiving typically happens when a country is under attack from another country, and this is an attack from within." The women saving America's climate data: time.com/7344773/women-…

.@kylamandel and I edited this issue all about the people dedicated to helping the climate and the Earth. The cover was carved in wood by @sunscribes using only the sun. time.com/collections/ti…

Delighted to present my latest @TIME cover story on the effect of rising, warming oceans on fishing communities in the Philippines. Many thanks to esteemed collaborators Chad De Guzman, Joshua Irwandi, & @kylamandel

In 2024 the world surpassed the 1.5C global temperature mark. Proud to edit such a critical story. Please give it a read:

TIME100 Climate: The most influential leaders driving business to real climate action ti.me/4hJ1JFU

Introducing the TIME100 Climate: The most influential leaders driving business to real climate action ti.me/3R0W1DX

TIME's new cover: The next big wave in the fight to save our oceans ti.me/3OMmLGg

Had fun reporting this one:

A new study shows manufacturers DuPont and 3M had preliminary evidence of PFAS toxicity as early as the 1960s, and knew broadly about the dangers the chemicals pose by 1970. time.com/6284266/pfas-f…

If you have a moment, it's worth giving this touching letter by Guterres a read:

Delighted to share the latest project I've been busy working on. We profile five individuals who are making waves on climate action:

Apple's head of sustainability, @lisapjackson, is working toward carbon neutrality across the company's entire business and supply chain by 2030 ti.me/3ow1maL

Climate activist @vanessa_vash answers your biggest questions about managing climate anxiety, traveling sustainably, and bringing kids into a potentially catastrophic world ti.me/3mQPyPS

TIME 2023 Earth Award honorees @MarkRuffalo and @gloriawalton: "The solutions are right in front of us—we have all the energy and technology needed right here on the surface of the earth" ti.me/3GZDCST

If you're looking for a bit of new trivia ahead of the Oscars:

I am of a matriarchal bloodline, I know fierce like the cradle of my grandmother. The women in my family have created all that we have with sheer grit; despite living as tribal/rural woman in one of the most patriarchal and violent countries against women in the world; Pakistan

"We are ignoring the cries of earth mother." Such a pleasure speaking with @Ayishas12 about her efforts to uplift the vulnerable + hold polluters to account. Check out her story, featured on the cover of @TIME's Women of the Year issue: time.com/collection/wom…

"I was raised with the idea that Earth is a living being." Ayisha Siddiqa understands the link between human rights and climate change. She's using her voice to uplift the vulnerable and hold polluters to account ti.me/3y7kBZC

“I was raised with the idea that the Earth is a living being," Ayisha Siddiqa (@Ayishas12) says. This 24-year-old Pakistani activist has seen how climate change hurts communities—and she's fighting to hold polluters to account ti.me/3y5XU8k

Happy Women's History Month, women still make about 80% of what men do, same as in 2002. time.com/6259175/gender…