John Kerry
The New Yorker Interview
John Kerry Thinks We’re at a Critical Moment on Climate Change
As he steps down from office, the first Presidential envoy on the climate says that we have made progress, but we’re not moving fast enough.
By Bill McKibben
Daily Comment
John Kerry Is Looking for Money (to Help Save the Climate)
Private capital may require some “concessions” before it helps developing countries transition to clean energy.
By Bill McKibben
Q. & A.
John Kerry on the Unfathomable Stakes of the Next U.N. Climate-Change Conference
Ahead of a major summit, the first special Presidential envoy for climate discusses the diplomatic tightrope he faces post-Trump, and the best outcome he can hope to achieve.
By David Remnick
The New Yorker Radio Hour
Jack Antonoff on Growing Up Jersey
The acclaimed music producer returns with a record of his own. Plus, John Kerry on trying to get the world to tackle climate change; and an evangelical scholar breaks from her church.
News Desk
Iran’s Javad Zarif on the Fraying Nuclear Deal, U.S. Relations, and Holocaust Cartoons
By Robin Wright