Showing results for: Climate Change (page 127)
“The poster child for climate change”: Study predicts polar bears will die off within 80 years
Igor Derysh
“Little chance" polar bears will survive, except in "one small population" in the high Arctic, study finds
Bernie Sanders’ inner circle is pushing Joe Biden to the left. Or, at least, they’re trying to
Matthew Rozsa
Salon spoke with politicians and campaign staff about their attempts to get Biden to be less of a centrist
Can the next president finally shift U.S. foreign policy away from endless war?
Medea Benjamin
This election represents a historic opportunity for the U.S. to change course. That can't happen unless Trump loses
Oil and gas in flux: After a series of stunning defeats, what’s next for the industry?
Tara Lohan
Environmental, economic and political forces have converged, threatening to finally upend fossil fuel dominance.
“A perfect tsunami”: Cook Political Report predicts Democrats now favored to take back the Senate
Bob Brigham
"With just over 100 days until Election Day, the political climate appears dire for Republicans across the board"
Trump’s myth-making mistake: His campaign projects his delusions and failures onto Biden
Terry H. Schwadron
He’s running against a mythical, imaginary opponent
New York Times’ sexist double standard: AOC coverage reeks of misogyny
Dan Froomkin
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez gave a riveting House speech Thursday. To Times reporters, it was a branding exercise
3 unexpected ways Joe Biden plans to tackle climate change
Zoya Teirstein
Biden's new climate plan could have wide-ranging impacts on emissions and the U.S. economy
A methane leak in Antarctica provides new insight into how methane-eating microbes evolve
Matthew Rozsa
These ocean-dwelling methane-hungry microbes are one of Earth's great hopes for mitigating global warming
How the U.S. Chamber of Commerce wrecked the economy — and made the pandemic worse
Carl Pope
How the so-called champion of American business fought to protect profiteering — and endangered millions
Trump’s stormtroopers crush liberty on the streets of Portland
David Cay Johnston
If Trump loses the election, he could use this new private army of brownshirts to overthrow our republic
GOP Senate candidate pushes vaccine conspiracy, claims masks “cause more problems than they solve”
Igor Derysh
“This is Bill Gates saying we should put chips inside people," Don Bolduc falsely claimed before vilifying masks
Want to live longer? Cut the meat, pass the pasta
Matthew Rozsa
In terms of reducing mortality, the protein in carb-heavy foods (like pasta) is way better than red meat protein
“Passion and anger without a strategy is called frustration”: Bill Duke on positive systemic change
Chauncey DeVega
The actor spoke with Salon about the timelessness of "The Killing Floor" and different approaches to activism
The pandemic is making us question the connection between work and money. That’s a good thing
Curtis White
Unemployment supplements, stimulus checks, and trillions thrown at corporations. Is money as "real" as we thought?
Remember when the internet was supposed to be transparent and democratic? There’s still hope
Paul Rosenberg
Scholar Philipp Lorenz-Spreen says Wikipedia offers hope: We can save the internet from clutter, lies and garbage
Rupert Murdoch’s son and daughter-in-law drop more than $2 million to help elect Biden and Democrats
Igor Derysh
The couple each gave $615,000 to the Biden Victory Fund — and another $1 million to help Democrats in Senate races
Joe Biden unveils an ambitious climate plan — and it signals a major global shift
Carl Pope
Biden's dramatic climate pivot follows an extraordinary six weeks of global decisions: The world is changing fast
In an upset to Big Pharma, the most promising coronavirus vaccine comes from the public sector
Matthew Rozsa
The pharmaceutical industry is salivating over the prospect of a coronavirus vaccine. Oxford may beat them to it
10 reasons why defunding police should lead to defunding America’s war machine
Medea Benjamin, Zoltán Grossman
Black and brown lives matter on a global scale — and white supremacy drives the bloated, destructive U.S. military
Trump is trying to do to Anthony Fauci what the right did to Al Gore — but it’s not working
Amanda Marcotte
Gaslighting folks on climate change was easy, because it's slow-moving — but the coronavirus is here and now
Julian Zelizer on the rise and fall of Newt Gingrich: The man who was Trump before Trump
Dean Obeidallah
Princeton historian on the firebrand who remade the Republican Party — and paved the way for the rise of Trump
Meet Alex Morse, the gay progressive mayor taking on a 30-year Democratic incumbent
Roger Sollenberger
Rep. Richard Neal is the top recipient of corporate dollars in Congress. Here's the guy who hopes to take him down
Seafood’s antibiotic crisis: Fish farming is creating an animal welfare disaster
Lauren Sara McKee
Aquaculture, like agriculture, has an antibiotic problem
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