Showing results for: Climate Change (page 141)
Obama helped make cars more efficient, but now they spew black carbon
Emily Pontecorvo
The path we've chosen to better fuel economy could end up costing the U.S. hundreds of lives each year
Sanders and Biden on collision course to save America from Trump
Steven Rosenfeld
Both champion ordinary Americans, but their missions and movements are not the same and not easily reconciled
Greta Thunberg has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize
Matthew Rozsa
If she earns the honor, Thunberg would join Malala Yousafzi as the youngest Nobel laureate ever at 17
Sometimes we can make our own hope
Frida Berrigan
Running for office in the age of Donald Trump and climate change
A Nobel Laureate retracted her high-profile paper. Bravo!
Mary Widdicks
In science, a flawed experiment — and the subsequent discovery of the flaw — can be as valuable as a perfect study.
The art of scientific deception: How corporations use “mercenary science” to evade regulation
Keith A. Spencer
David Michaels, former Assistant Secretary of Labor, explains how corporations whitewash harmful products and drugs
What’s new on Netflix in February, from “Altered Carbon” to “Narcos: Mexico”
Ashlie D. Stevens
It's a leap year, so this month you get an extra day to binge on rom-coms, graphic novel adaptations & crime series
Miami can have one last Super Bowl, as a treat
Zoya Teirstein
For a peek at what the Hard Rock Stadium could look like in a few decades, look no further than Florida's coastline
The Trump administration is helping 9 states prepare for climate change
Zoya Teirstein
The states that got the most money to prepare for climate change all went for Trump in 2016
The disaster of utopian engineering
Chris Hedges
Neoliberalism, as a class project, is a brilliant success
Climate change helped spawn East Africa’s locust crisis
Zoya Teirstein
Billions of desert locusts have descended on East Africa in an insect storm of biblical proportions
Why the platypus is at risk of extinction
Nicole Karlis
Researchers predict the platypus population will decline drastically if current climate predictions are accurate
The Guardian will no longer run ads from oil and gas companies
Nicole Karlis
The announcement may mark the beginning of a new media industry trend
Germany is tackling the green-energy transition — and the world is watching
Carl Pope
Germany is finding that the cost of renewables is not the problem — moving away from a fossil-fuel economy is
The fate of the Earth: See page five
Tom Engelhardt
Is it weird that the possible end of human life on Earth is not front-page news anymore?
How the Xbox stands between Microsoft and its climate goals
Maria Gallucci
The gaming console has the largest carbon footprint of any Microsoft device, a a company spokesperson said.
Louise Linton publicly calls out husband Steve Mnuchin for insulting teenage activist Greta Thunberg
Matthew Rozsa
"I stand with Greta on this issue," the ex-actress wrote on Instagram. "I don't have a degree in economics either"
“Start by Believing” author: How “money and medals” enabled serial child molester Larry Nassar
Mary Elizabeth Williams
ESPN reporter Dan Murphy discusses the convicted gymnastics doctor and toxic competition culture on "Salon Talks"
Climate change is a political crisis, not a reproductive one
Ramin Skibba
Asking millennials to forego children in the name of climate change only lets the fossil fuel industry off the hook
The American chaos machine: U.S. foreign policy goes off the rails
Danny Sjursen
Chaos, it seems, is now Washington's stock-in-trade
A new bill aims to fix food waste in schools
Lisa Held
A new bill seeks to improve student nutrition and increase environmental education about food waste.
The convergence: Third-world debt and the climate crisis are intimately connected
Bob Hennelly
As rich financiers toast to capitalism in Davos, the targets of their exploitation suffer abroad and at home
200 years of exploring Antarctica — the world’s coldest, most forbidding and most peaceful continent
Dan Morgan
Antarctica is a key site for studying the future of Earth's climate — and for global scientific cooperation
Press Watch: Adam Schiff’s cry for truth and justice is also an indictment of political journalism
Dan Froomkin
Elite journalists must have felt Adam Schiff was directly scolding them for their failures. They were right
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