
Tag: climate change

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
As the blogosphere’s preeminent grave expert (what a position to hold in society), I’ve talked before about the neglect of Black cemeteries and how racism follows us beyond the grave. This

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
The COVID crisis is child’s play compared to the impending climate change crisis that is coming fast and hard. For a decade, her team had been sampling the air from sensors on aircraft flying ov

This is an amazing story of a reporter invited to a Shell meeting about the climate change future and allowed to take notes and write about it so long as he didn’t use names. It is….reveal
The esteemed historian of slavery and capitalism Walter Johnson had a great Boston Review piece a couple of weeks ago about how the legacies of racism are going to determine who suffers the greatest i

Every few months for at least two decades, we see an article like this that argues that conservatives, and especially young evangelicals, are really taking environmental issues seriously and this coul
Amazingly, impeachment isn’t even close to the most important story in the world right now. Each year, the United Nations holds a conference on climate change to try to nudge the biggest pollute
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