Sustainability Issue 2026 (original) (raw)
If Hollywood needed a reminder of the dangers of a warming planet, last year’s devastating wildfires in L.A. sent all too clear a message. But that’s just it — Hollywood didn’t need a reminder. The industry has long been a wellspring of climate activism, from committed celebrity environmentalists to the below-the-line teams working to make carbon-neutral productions the new normal. With its fifth annual Sustainability Issue, The Hollywood Reporter celebrates the people defying the federal rollback of climate regulation, building back better after the blaze and telling the stories that will keep inspiring generations to take action.
the Sustainability issue
If Hollywood needed a reminder of the dangers of a warming planet, last year’s devastating wildfires in L.A. sent all too clear a message. But that’s just it — Hollywood didn’t need a reminder. The industry has long been a wellspring of climate activism, from committed celebrity environmentalists to the below-the-line teams working to make carbon-neutral productions the new normal. With its fifth annual Sustainability Issue, The Hollywood Reporter celebrates the people defying the federal rollback of climate regulation, building back better after the blaze and telling the stories that will keep inspiring generations to take action.
The Report
“The fact that public opinion is so strongly on the side of doing something makes it inevitable that we will solve the climate crisis,” says the former VP and ‘An Inconvenient Truth’ prophet, two decades after the documentary‘s release.
By steven zeitchik
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about town
Fawn Bluff, the idyllic former home of Michelle Pfeiffer and David E. Kelley, has been repurposed as an exclusive retreat deeply immersed in nature (watch out for bears!) and local Homalco culture.
By Laura Dannen Redman
Following the devastating wildfires of 2025, L.A.’s elite design community is helping homeowners navigate the tricky intersection between ecological concerns and blaze resilience.
By Abigail Stone
A TV producer rebuilt his family’s fire-ravaged Pacific Palisades home using new sustainable techniques — with the help of a CAA agent turned construction estimator.
By Chris Gardner
You may not be able to see it onscreen, but from major franchises to hit series, your favorite TV show may be doing its part to preserve the environment (or at least not eff it up any further), using solar and hydropower, reusable water bottles and electric vehicles.
By degen pener • illustrated by Tael Gomes
By degen pener
illustrated by Tael Gomes
