Showing results for: Climate Change (page 168)
Worker advocates burned up over lack of federal heat protections
Marjie Lundstrom
OSHA has yet to establish a heat standard that would give employers requirements regarding water, rest and shade
Solutions exist to the crises of global warming and the collapse of nature: We just have to listen
Kinari Webb, Jonathan Jennings
Why scenarios on global warming lack adequate consideration of the rights and views of indigenous peoples
Mayor Bill de Blasio tells President Donald Trump to cut greenhouse gas emissions — or pay the price
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's eight buildings in New York allegedly pump "27,000 metric tons of greenhouse gases into our air each year"
Are Democrats focusing on the wrong race headed into 2020?
Alex Henderson
The executive branch isn’t the only thing in play in 2020, as a new report stresses the Senate is also up for grabs
Move over, NYC — Philly’s food scene is the hotness
Amanda Marcotte
As NYC becomes less affordable, cities like Philadelphia are stepping up to compete as great food cities
Air pollution in many national parks is as bad as Los Angeles
Molly Enking
According to a new study, 96 percent of national parks in the U.S. are plagued by “significant air pollution”
Why your brain doesn’t register the words “climate change”
Kate Yoder
Which phrase does a better job of grabbing people’s attention: “global warming” or “climate change”?
Booker’s argument for environmental justice stays within the lines
Shefali Luthra
The statement is true, but could use more context. We rate it Mostly True.
More whales found dead: Is this the whalepocalypse?
Nicole Karlis
A storm of dying whales in the Bay Area bodes poorly for the future of these beloved marine mammals
Toxic masculinity is like “a chronic illness” — but it doesn’t have to be terminal
Erin Keane
Salon talks to Jared Yates Sexton, author of "The Man They Wanted Me to Be," about the problem of men's rage
Who wore ‘camp’ better: The Met Gala or climate change?
Eve Andrews
The annual testament to elegant excess coincided with the release of a UN report on the bleak future of Earth
Trump’s “energy dominance” ambitions hit another snag on the West Coast
Shawn Olson-Hazboun, Hilary Boudet
It may get significantly harder for local communities to have a say in these important decisions
Climate-friendly farming is taking root in New York
Greta Moran
New York wants to fight climate change through good farming. Here's the dirt.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez discusses Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and a possible 2020 endorsement
Shira Tarlo
The New Yorker wants a nominee with a "coherent worldview and logic," which says Warren and Sanders both have
#MeToo and the B-list: “Nobody cares because their assailants were not famous”
Melanie McFarland
UPDATED: Warner Bros. confirms an internal investigation of suspended "Extra" host A.J. Calloway is still underway
From “Total exoneration!” to “Impeach now!” – the Mueller report and dueling fact perceptions
David C. Barker, Morgan Marietta
Shouldn’t nearly 700 hundred pages of details have helped the nation to achieve a consensus over what happened?
Where has our love gone? It’s missing from progressive politics
Simon Greer
It isn’t that love doesn’t exist in progressive circles; it’s just that we have evolved away from it.
Bad week for truth in the media: Bannon’s delusions, Venezuela’s coup and Biden’s “electability”
Andrew O'Hehir
Tom Friedman's laughable prescription for Democrats, NYT and CNN spin Venezuela fables, Bannon goes full Orwell
Unless Democrats refute the myth of a “Good Economy,” Donald Trump is likely to win a second term
John Atcheson
Why silence on the real economic picture could spell disaster for Democrats in 2020
Trump offshore drilling plan may be dead in the water, but there are better ways to lead on energy
Scott L. Montgomery
There is plenty of oil and gas on land that would do much more to advance Trump’s “energy dominance” doctrine.
Donald Trump dumps $1 billion & shrugs it off; he loses thousands of migrant kids & rolls his eyes
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Looks like he’s getting better at losing; it only took him two years to lose thousands of children at the border
UN environmental report: Humans are leading planet into sixth mass extinction
Nicole Karlis
One million species face extinction, causing a huge biodiversity loss and massively disrupting the ecosystem
As air pollution increases in US cities, the Trump administration is weakening clean air regulations
Jason West, Barbara Turpin
Whether conditions worsen or improve depends strongly on decisions by President Trump and his EPA administrator
Brother David’s quest to turn the cannabis industry truly green—and support activism
Phillip Smith
The marijuana cultivation industry is being transformed — and not necessarily for the better
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