What Climate Questions Are You Burning to Ask? Submit Them to Our International Reporter

If you’ve ever wondered how rising temperatures will affect your hometown, what the latest climate‑policy negotiations mean for everyday life, or why extreme weather seems to be getting more intense, now’s the chance to get answers straight from the front lines. Our “Ask a Correspondent” series is opening its inbox to readers worldwide, inviting you to pose any climate‑related question to Somini Sengupta, The New York Times’ veteran international climate reporter.Somini, who has covered everything from melting Arctic ice to the political battles over carbon markets in Asia and Africa, will field questions submitted through our website, social media channels, and email. Whether you’re curious about the science behind sea‑level rise, the economic impacts of renewable‑energy transitions, the role of indigenous communities in climate resilience, or the latest developments in the UN climate talks, her responses will be published in upcoming articles and video segments.To participate, simply type your question into the comment box on the “Ask a Correspondent” page or tweet it using the hashtag #AskSomini. We encourage clear, specific inquiries that can spark deeper public understanding and dialogue. Selected questions will be answered in detail, with links to data sources, expert interviews, and on‑the‑ground reporting that illuminate the complexities of the climate crisis.This initiative aims to bridge the gap between the global reporting network and the concerns of everyday readers, fostering an informed conversation about one of the most pressing challenges of our time. Your curiosity can help shape the coverage that brings the realities of climate change into sharper focus for millions. So, what do you want to know? Send your questions today, and let’s explore the planet’s future together.