Showing results for: Climate Change (page 148)
Republicans are buying rooftop solar. Will it change their politics?
Emily Pontecorvo
Is the decision to install rooftop solar the mark of a liberal climate warrior, or does it cross party lines?
Earth’s carbon dioxide levels hit a 3 million year high
Nicole Karlis
Call the Guinness Book: It's been at least three million years since CO2 was this high
How EPA director Andrew Wheeler is using scientific transparency as a weapon
David Michaels, Bernard D. Goldstein
Wheeler understands how transparency, an important scientific principle, can be misused to undermine regulation
Will 2020 mark the rise of a vegan voting bloc?
Nadra Nittle
Vegan and veg-friendly politicians are stepping to center stage.
Michael Bloomberg officially announces that he is running for president
Matthew Rozsa
Bloomberg, who became New York City mayor after earning billions after co-founding Bloomberg L.P., will run in 2020
Gluten-sensitive liberals? Investigating the stereotype suggests food fads unite us all
Trey Malone
Lots of common foods tend to be full of gluten
How to prevent fights on holidays — without banning politics and other heated topics
Caroline Maguire
This holiday season, don't ban certain topics. Institute rules of respect instead — if not for you, for the kids
Wait — Republicans used to like the Green New Deal?
Kate Yoder
No, you’re not reading climate fiction.
Big power distributor favors coal-burning over clean energy
Sarah Okeson
The nation’s largest electricity auction seeks to sabotage states that want solar and wind power
“We cannot continue to live like this”: Mass protests in Colombia latest in Latin American uprising
Eoin Higgins
"What happened in Chile sent a forceful message."
Inside Purdue Pharma’s media playbook: how it planted the opioid “anti-story”
David Armstrong
How the OxyContin’s maker delayed the reckoning for their role in the opioid crisis
Local news outlets can fill the media trust gap — but the public needs to pony up
Damian Radcliffe
The appetite for smart local news is there. The challenge is figuring out how to make it profitable
It’s not just Venice. Climate change imperils ancient treasures everywhere.
Kate Yoder
Can these World Heritage sites survive the climate crisis?
Climate activists occupy Nancy Pelosi’s office, launch global hunger strike
Julia Conley
Extinction Rebellion to Pelosi: "Meet with us or leave us to starve while you jet to your Thanksgiving feast"
Why some hydropower plants are worse for the climate than coal
Miyo McGinn
Hydropower can release more greenhouse gases than coal- or oil-burning power plants under certain conditions
The Democrats’ endless unicorn hunt: #TooFarLeft, or not nearly left enough?
Paul Rosenberg
Deval Patrick and Mike Bloomberg are not the answer: Committing to a coherent set of progressive principles is
Trump and Johnson are leading the attack against the rule of law
Jeffrey B. Meyers
On both sides of the Atlantic, the durability of the rule of law is being tested more and more intensely
Toxic algae blooms that kill dogs are becoming more common. And climate change is making it worse
Chase Karacostas
Despite how dangerous the blooms are, there's almost no way for cities to combat them.
Climate change’s future of pain and disease isn’t imminent, it’s already here
Farah Qaiser
A new Lancet Countdown report presents the lifelong health consequences that a child born today will face
A world in which all hell is breaking loose
Michael T. Klare
What the U.S. military will be doing in a climate crisis future
New York Times condemned for comparing Sanders Green New Deal to Trump border wall
Jake Johnson
"Now is the time to demand what we need, not what we think might be feasible."
Finally, “The Man in the High Castle” fascist fantasy ends amidst America’s sobering reality
Melanie McFarland
As Amazon's Nazi-triumphant alternate history ends, we don't need a reminder of how far gone America could be
World’s largest public bank ditches oil and coal
Eoin Higgins
Environmentalist Bill McKibben called the decision a "truly amazing win."
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