This piece argues that climate change could be the next gay marriage in terms of young Republicans supporting meaningful action on it while old Republicans hate the idea of even considered it. Well, maybe. But I think there are some problems here. Primarily, I'm not...
climate change
I haven't read Naomi Klein's new climate change book but I want to. I did read Elizabeth Kolbert's review of it. The basic problem we face in dealing with climate.
Too often, we, even liberals, create politically convenient artificial barriers between the globalized economy and national boundaries. Specifically, we have outsourced the vast majority of our industrial production overseas while.
This is depressing news for we oyster lovers. In short, climate change is creating ocean acidification which will decimate oyster beds. What's more, we know it is already happening but the carbon currently affecting oyster beds today was spewed fifty years ago, meaning that what...
The impacts of climate change upon my beloved American West are only just beginning to be felt: Colorado alone could lose 45% of its aspen stands over the next 45.
Ever since the 1820s, Americans have recreated the Founding Fathers they wished they had and used them in convenient ways to promote their own agenda. Little has changed over the.
Environmentalism as an active political movement with the ability to create major change has declined to its weakest point in several decades, with the failure to pass the cap and trade bill a shock to the movement's leading organizations and a sign that their multi-decade...
The oil industry might admit that climate change is happening but it, along with coal, is more responsible than anyone for making sure that the U.S. does nothing about it..
The stereotype is that unions oppose any action to fight climate change. Certainly that's true for some unions, especially the Laborers and United Mine Workers. But it is not true.
For awhile back in the 2000s, it looked like Australia would become a world leader on progressive legislation, especially on environmental issues. Then Tony Abbott took over and decided modeling himself on George W. Bush would be quite a bit farther to the left than...
Between having 2.4 million people living at six feet above sea level or less and a nuclear power plant ready to be inundated with sea water, watching the United States'.
Huh. Imagine if CNN or other American networks followed the path of the BBC and had directives to stop bringing cranks on the air to present absurd and scientifically bogus.