Showing results for: Climate Change (page 149)
Extorting Ukraine is bad enough, but Trump has done much worse
Rebecca Gordon
Trump is a threat not just to the American people, or to the rule of law, but to the whole human species
Planting native prairie could be a secret weapon for farmers
Nathan Beacom
Prairie strips are a technical innovation drawn from the distant past
Don’t count on capitalism to defeat climate change
Ted Morgan
Capitalist states, by their nature, protect their own interests — not collective ones. Is there still hope?
Buttigieg steps up his game, but…
Ryan O'Connell
Can the South Bend mayor bridge the racial divide to advance to the top tier of Democratic Party nomination?
The greening of the New Deal
Steve Fraser
The Great Depression and the climate crisis, New Deals then and now
Trump moves to open largest protected forest in U.S. to logging industry
Julia Conley
"President Trump's attack on the Tongass National Forest threatens an irreplaceable national treasure"
White House announces President Trump will host next year’s G7 summit at his Miami golf resort
Igor Derysh
Mick Mulvaney claims Trump won't personally profit from the big event at his own venue "in any way, shape or form"
Obama endorses Canada’s Justin Trudeau for another term in spite of blackface scandal
Matthew Rozsa
Trudeau’s reputation took a hit last month after a series of racist images showed him wearing offensive makeup
Questions for Elizabeth Warren: Now that you’re the frontrunner, we need to talk
Anis Shivani
First a Republican, then a neoliberal reformer, now a progressive. Elizabeth Warren is surging. But who is she?
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Elizabeth Warren wants green trade deals. What does that mean?
Molly Enking
There has never been meaningful environmental language baked into a U.S. trade deal. Warren wants that to change
The real cover-up: Putting Donald Trump’s impeachment in context
Andrew J. Bacevich
There is blood in the water and frenzied sharks are closing in for the kill. Or so they think.
Conservation policies threaten indigenous reindeer herders in Mongolia
Nancy Langston, Kate Christen
Rules put into place to protect endangered species have harmed people who depend on nature.
“Why Trust Science?”: Naomi Oreskes on the long struggle for truth, and what went wrong
Paul Rosenberg
Science historian goes deep on how science came under attack from the right — and how it can bridge that gap
Report reveals how internet giant funds climate villains
Jessica Corbett
"For the last damn time: Big. Tech. Is. Not. Your. Friend."
Elizabeth Warren’s new climate plan uses wildfire wisdom from tribes
Zoya Teirstein
Warren aims to rein in the rampant wildfires burning in the American West
How much will climate change cost us?
Kate Yoder
The wisdom of a carbon tax is all backwards, it appears
Ethiopian prime minister wins Nobel Peace Prize — and fans of Greta Thunberg are disappointed
Shira Tarlo
"No doubt some people will think this year's prize is being awarded too early," the Nobel Committee chair says
What should we call “climate change”? It’s political.
Kate Yoder
It may be time to start calling it a “crisis” or “emergency,” according to academics, media outlets and activists
Sea-level rise threatens 13 million Americans. Can FEMA help?
Zoya Teirstein
Million of Americans will see their homes inundated by sea-level rise this century.
Are conspiracy theories on the rise in the U.S.?
Liberty Vittert
Conspiracy theories have been popular in the U.S. for decades.
Extinction Rebellion movement kicks off two weeks of civil disobedience around the world
Jessica Corbett
Global XR movement launches two weeks of direct action in 60 cities, demanding response to climate crisis
Science is in “crisis” under Trump, new reports show
Zoya Teirstein
Between 2010 and 2017, Washington policymakers became less supportive of the science behind climate change
Civil discourse over “civil war”: Lessons of “America in One Room”
Paul Rosenberg
Experiment in "deliberative polling" finds more common ground than serious division. Can it work on a grand scale?
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