'No point in anything else': Gen Z members flock to climate careers

Colleges offer support as young people aim to devote their lives to battling the crisisCalifornia is facing a drought so devastating, some publications call it "biblical". Colorado now has "fire years" instead of "fire seasons". Miami, which sees more dramatic hurricanes each year, is contemplating building a huge seawall in one of the city's most scenic tourist districts to protect it from storm surges."Once you learn how damaged the world's ecosystems are, it's not really something you can unsee," says Rachel Larrivee, 23, a sustainability consultant based in Boston. "To me, there's no point in pursuing a career - or life for that matter - in any other area." Continue reading...