Bill McKibben lays it out for us--climate change is the greatest problem of the 21st century by enormous levels of magnitude. If the pictures of those towering wildfires in Colorado haven't convinced you, or the size of your AC bill this summer, here are some...
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No? It was scorching hot and dry, even if humid? Hard to imagine why, given that this week's drought update shows the nation in officially the worst drought of the.
As we see during most heat waves, the number of people who believe climate change is happening peaking. During cold spells in the winter, the number dives. This reminds me.
Noted climate Maoist Bill Nye strikes CNN with his clearly partisan interest in "science" and "truth" Science educator Bill Nye on Monday told CNN that they weren’t doing the public any favors by giving climate change deniers equal airtime because “the two sides aren’t equal.”...
There's no way to know whether the fires ravaging Colorado are caused by global warming per se. Similarly, there's no way to know whether the all-time high temperatures expected to.
Not surprisingly given the world's collective decision to do nothing of value to fight climate change, the Rio+20 conference was a complete flop. Given the almost nonexistent media coverage, it.
Connie Hedegaard, the EU Commissioner for Climate Action, had a piece in the Guardian a few days ago on the urgent need to combat climate change. She's completely right of course but basically nobody cares enough to really do much about it. Still, I want...
The Tar Heel State is moving up the list of insane states. There is virtually universal agreement among scientists that the sea will probably rise a good meter or more.
Glenn Hurowitz has an important piece at Think Progress noting that Obama's decision on whether palm oil should be included in the Renewable Fuel Standard will be the most important.
I'm really impressed with the Heartland Institute's aggressive crash and burn policy. Six months ago, virtually no one had heard of this libertarian business front group. Then Peter Gleick got ahold of their internal documents and released them (a hero's work), demonstrating the cynical way...
If I dare suggest that the shockingly warm temperatures in the eastern half of the country, temperatures that by a gigantic margin make up the biggest March heat wave in.
General Motors is feeling some heat for its support of the Heartland Institute and their extremist climate change denying agenda. It's sad to see GM working with these extremists, but.