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Researching and writing about the impacts of runaway climate change, as I’ve been doing now for too many years, I’ve watched several patterns recur.
read moreResearching and writing about the impacts of runaway climate change, as I’ve been doing now for too many years, I’ve watched several patterns recur.
read moreLast week, the White House released the Fourth National Climate Assessment, a dire warning on climate change risks and impacts across the U.S.
read moreG20 countries must take decisive, long-overdue action to cut emissions and end fossil fuel subsidies to avoid irreversible climate catastrophe.
read moreIn a massive new report, federal scientists contradict President Trump and assert that climate change is an intensifying danger to the United States. Too bad it came out on a holiday.
read moreNew York City, already a relatively sustainable town, could reach new green heights if a certain city lawmaker has his way.
read moreThe trash and toxic runoff are bad enough. They are killing off the tribe’s local fish population and medicinal plants.
read moreA recently published study has found that “[c]limate change and human activity are dooming species at an unprecedented rate.”
read moreDonald Trump’s decision to send thousands of troops to the US-Mexican border to intercept migrants who intend to apply for asylum is not just a bald-faced political stunt — it is also illegal.
read moreUsing a time-honored trick, a bipartisan congressional panel argues we should boost the president’s record defense bill even more
read moreInsurance giant IAG has warned a failure to reduce greenhouse gas emissions could result in a world that is “pretty much uninsurable”, with poorer communities likely to bear the brunt of the effects.
read moreThe United Nations for some people conjure up images of a benevolent organization intended for the preservation of human life wherever conflict occurs, and of encouraging international cooperation and peace.
read moreNever before have so many people – 70 million – been forcibly displaced from their homes. Millions more have chosen to leave in search of a better life. And traditional politics have been thrown into disarray.
read moreIn Yellowstone National Park, warming has brought rapid changes.
Winters are shorter. Less snow is falling.
Summers are hotter and drier.
In a few decades, this iconic American landscape will not be the same
The American Cancer Society (ACS) has set an aggressive goal to achieve an 80 percent uptake rate among American children with two doses human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine by 2026.
read moreSocial unrest and famine, superstorms and droughts. Places, species and human beings – none will be spared. Welcome to Occupy Earth
read moreContrary to popular belief, people serving their sentences in jails aren’t entirely without any rights.
read moreAfrica’s Congo Basin is home to the second-largest rainforest on the planet. But according to a new study, this may soon not be the case. It finds that at current rates of deforestation, all primary forest will be gone by the end of the century.
read moreDistrict court judge Brian Morris rules Trump administration did not consider environmental consequences before pushing ahead
read moreVictories mark unprecedented level of success for black female judicial candidates in Harris county, which includes Houston
read moreWho won? It depends on which of these results you think is most important and how national politics plays out in months and years ahead.
read moreLooking up at the heavens from below, it can be easy to think of the universe as a fixed constellation of stars. But, as a new study illustrates this week, the cosmos is ever changing – as is our understanding.
read moreThe election produced some wins for the climate, but also underscored the power of the fossil fuel industry.
read more[Translate] Interview Gareth Hutchens In the lead-up to his Australian visit, the renowned economist warns of the triple threat of...
read moreOne of the penalties of an ecological education is that one lives alone in a world of wounds. Much of the damage inflicted on land is quite invisible to laymen.
read moreLife after warming, you now have permission to freak out.
read moreAccording to documents seen by The Telegraph, the Japanese government is planning to release water into the Pacific Ocean from the devastated Fukushima Dai-Ichi nuclear plant that “contains radioactive material…
read morePresident will sign memo directing agencies to review standards that conservatives argue are keeping water from farmers
read moreThe president’s supporters live a double-folded state of being, in which the same action that’s shameful for Democrats is praiseworthy for the GOP.
read moreFar more must be invested in adapting to warming, says new global commission that aims to rebuild political will after US withdrawal from Paris agreement
read moreReports say Google found credible allegations that Andy Rubin forced employee to perform oral sex – but paid him millions even after he left
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