Showing results for: Climate Change (page 109)
Two-thirds of California’s counties are in a drought emergency. Get used to it
Nathanael Johnson
Water scarcity is now a permanent feature of life
A tiny number of companies are responsible for the majority of plastic pollution
Matthew Rozsa
A new study reveals that only 20 corporations are behind the majority of single-use plastic pollution
In Netflix’s “Dark City Beneath the Beat,” TT The Artist captures the Baltimore club sound and scene
D. Watkins
Salon talks to the filmmaker about making art in Baltimore and navigating the “sausage party” of hip hop as a woman
Noam Chomsky links Republicans lies to Nazi propaganda: “They’ve turned into raging monsters”
Alex Henderson
"It's not a political party anymore," Chomsky says of the GOP. "It's very dangerous"
In the latest wave of science fiction, authors of color take space to imagine multiple new societies
April Yee
"The Rock Eaters," "Alien Worlds" and "Terminal Boredom" turn critical and humorous eyes toward immigration & more
Behind the saga of Biden and Trump lies the fight for democracy around the world
Paul Rosenberg
We need to view politics in "landscape mode" to understand the danger we face — and seize the historic opportunity
How oil capitalists conspired to spread climate change denialism — in 1988
Andreas Malm, The Zetkin Collective
Starting decades ago, powerful corporations spread a sophistic climate change denialist ideology. Here's how
How to lose America: The death of democracy looks nearer than ever
Elayne Clift
Remember that relief we felt after Biden was elected? That didn't last long — and darkness is closing in
Whales face new and emerging threats
John R. Platt
Despite the strides in whale conservation, climate change, plastic pollution and other dangers have emerged
Power outages are increasing. Can medical equipment users adapt?
Charlotte Huff
Millions of Americans rely on electricity to power their medical equipment. What happens when the power goes out?
What are fungi, and what do they have to do with . . . everything?
Lela Nargi
Fungi are critical to the way so many things work on our planet
Billions of cicadas are about to take to the skies. Here’s what to expect
Matthew Rozsa
Scientists are still fascinated by the enigmatic behavior of the septdecennial Brood X
“He made their lives miserable”: How the showrunner of a popular courtroom drama finally got fired
Maureen Ryan
The story of Greg Spottiswood's time at "All Rise" speaks volumes on race, gender and power in the TV industry
Antarctic ice melt poised to raise sea levels around the world — but it’s not too late to stop it
Matthew Rozsa
"You put enough heat into the climate system, you are going to [irreversibly] lose those ice shelves", expert says
Cicadas like to be on time. But are they getting confused by climate change?
Shannon Osaka
Brood X cicadas can be tricked by warming temperatures
Biden’s jobs plan could build racial equity with one simple fix
Larry Buhl
How the infrastructure bill could easily be engineered to also build justice
Now we’re supposed to think Reagan, Bush and the Cheneys are cool? They got us here
David Masciotra
Democrats and the media are now pretending that the Reagan-Bush era didn't lead us directly to Trump's crimes
Corals use sound to “talk” to each other, new research says
Nicole Karlis
New research suggests corals have genes to receive and emit sound
In America’s cities, inequality is engrained in the trees
Adam Mahoney
A new study finds that low-income blocks have less tree cover and hotter average temperatures than high-income ones
New York Times dumps “op-eds” for “guest essays”: A great start, but not nearly enough
Dan Froomkin
The op-ed is dead, and good riddance. But "guest essays" will only work if editors open the doors to new voices
Thanks to humanity, the Brazilian Amazon is now releasing more carbon dioxide than it absorbs
Matthew Rozsa
Experts predicted 10 years ago that rainforests might "flip" from being carbon sinks to emitters. It's now reality
“Long overdue”: The Senate just passed $35 billion for clean drinking water
Alexandria Herr
America's water systems are aging and underfunded. This bipartisan bill might change that
Don’t be fooled by Joe Biden: None of his big proposals will become reality — and he knows it
Chris Hedges
Nothing substantive will change under Biden: He represents a system of legalized bribery and political sadism
“I don’t want to be L. Ron Hubbard”: Andy Weir on writing escapism & new book “Project Hail Mary”
Chauncey DeVega
"The Martian" author spoke to Salon about what inspired his new sci-fi novel, driving plots and scientific optimism
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