Showing results for: Climate Change (page 100)
Can burying power lines prevent California’s next big wildfire?
Maddie Stone
PG&E, one of the country’s largest utilities, wants to put 10,000 miles of lines underground
More workers are dying from heat. Texas may make it harder to protect them
Emily Pontecorvo
GOP lawmakers in Texas push a bill to eliminate minimal protections that help workers survive on very hot days
As temperatures rise, so do the health risks for California’s farmworkers
Miranda Green, Heidi De Marco
Heat is the leading weather-related cause of death in the United States
“Autism is not a disease — it’s a disability”: Journalist Eric Garcia debunks autism myths
Matthew Rozsa
Eric Garcia talks about autistic media representation and why white nationalists are weirdly obsessed with autism
4 major environmental treaties the U.S. never ratified — but should
Tara Lohan
Most of the world’s countries support these global agreements on conservation and pollution
Staunch atheists show higher morals than the proudly pious, from the pandemic to climate change
Phil Zuckerman
When it comes to the most pressing moral issues of the day, hard-core secularists exhibit much more empathy
The water crisis in climate-vulnerable Bangladesh
Zakir Hossain Chowdhury
People, from young to old, must travel long distances to find fresh water in the country’s coastal regions
“No time for amateur hour”: Pelosi dismisses threat from House moderates over Biden budget bill
Igor Derysh
“For the first time, America’s children have leverage. I will not surrender that leverage,” Pelosi said
Why Americans can’t have nice things: We squandered our nation’s wealth on pointless wars
David Cay Johnston
What could we have done with the trillions we wasted in Afghanistan and Iraq? A lot — just look at China
Wildfire smoke in Minnesota brings dystopian skies to the Midwest
Alexandria Herr
"Unprecedented" haze from wildfires blanketed the Twin Cities last week. More smoke is coming
What happens to wildlife swimming in a sea of our drug residues?
Tara Lohan
Wastewater is exposing plants and wildlife to hundreds of chemical compounds
The UN report is scaring people. But what if fear isn’t enough?
Kate Yoder
"If you’re trying to get people to act on climate change, then fear is not going to do it"
The Afghanistan blame game begins — and the media immediately ignores what triggered this disaster
Amanda Marcotte
As Afghanistan falls, the mainstream media shows no self-awareness of how a pro-war bias helped lead to this mess
Thanks to climate change, supply chain disruptions are poised to be the new normal
Matthew Rozsa
Experts say you should expect more shortages in the future as extreme weather events wreak havoc worldwide
Navigating the complicated world of sustainable meat delivery
Lisa Elaine Held
The marketplace for sustainable meat has moved online
Wildfires ignite mental health concerns
Tara Lohan
New research shows wildfires have long-term effects on mental health
Behavioral science won’t fix the climate crisis
Peter Sutoris
Policymakers want to "nudge" us towards green behaviors. But solving climate change will take much more than that
Trump or Obama: Whose legacy will reshape American politics for the years ahead?
Matthew Rozsa
With Barack Obama, American history was trending toward a liberal partisan realignment — until the backlash
The not-so-slow-motion climate apocalypse is happening right in front of our eyes
Tom Engelhardt
In case you hadn’t noticed, we’re no longer just reading about the climate crisis — we’re living it
The Dixie Fire is moving too fast for California’s emergency alert systems
Joseph Winters
TV broadcasts and phone calls are no match for today’s quick-moving fires
The ominous reason why Republican opposition to Biden’s infrastructure spending crumbled
Amanda Marcotte
In the past, the GOP would be rallying their voters against this bill. Their failure to do so now is ominous
Big Oil spent $10 million on Facebook ads last year — to sell what, exactly?
Kate Yoder
A report found that the ads peaked when politicians were poised to act on climate
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