This is just so, so horrible. Fire crews worked for a third day to extinguish a wildfire on the slopes of Cape Town’s Table Mountain on Tuesday as the city came to terms with the damage caused b
Turns out narwhal tusks are a bit like trees in that they can tell us a lot of data over a significant period of time. Of course, they certainly aren’t going to tell us anything we want to hear:
I have been quite skeptical of geoengineering responses to climate change. I remain just as skeptical. I just don’t think it can even come close to working. It’s a moonshot to solve a prob
Probably not. We are only just starting to take it seriously as a policy issue and it’s just way too slow and way too limited. Yet some rich countries saw emissions climb during the years after
I have a brand new piece online at Foreign Affairs on why I’m extremely skeptical of the idea of “Great-Power Competition” as a strategic framework. Great powers compete. The relativ
No one in Washington has done more to fight for a meaningful response to climate change than Sheldon Whitehouse. For years, he has given speech after speech on the Senate floor about the issue. Every
New Mexico is a very special place, in part because of its ecological fragility as somewhere livable, with a long and rich history of human civilization, at the age of a harsh desert. It doesn’t
It’s hard to even talk about what is going on in California right now. The West is just going to burn up and dry out. It’s horrifying. But Leah Stokes at least tries to articulate the hell