Showing results for: Climate Change (page 172)
After the Mueller gaslighting, we know the adults won’t save us. But the kids might
Paul Rosenberg
In just seven months, the School Climate Strike has gone global. These young people really could change the world
How shadowy tax havens skirt conservation efforts
Cassie Freund
Dark money foreign investments may bankroll deforestation and overfishing
How to make a difficult situation awful
William deBuys
Why Donald Trump’s Great Wall is viagra for him, but a border disaster
Donald Trump slams Mueller probe as “an attempted government takeover” during Hannity interview
Shira Tarlo
Trump claims FBI officials probing alleged collusion between his 2016 campaign and Russia “committed treason”
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez shows us all: Here’s how to fight Republican climate trolls
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans can't defend climate-change denial, so they turn to trolling. Finally progressives are fighting back
Mozambique floods cover more ground than NYC, Chicago, D.C., and Boston — combined
Eric Holthaus
Cyclone Idai's official death toll in Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and Malawi reached 761 on Monday
Dirty money and museums: Refusing Sackler family donations is just the beginning
Rachel Leah
What are cultural institutions teaching about humanity if they look the other way when it comes to funding?
Mitch McConnell forces Senate Democrats to vote on Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Green New Deal
Shira Tarlo
Democrats view the vote as a ploy to drive a wedge between rank-and-file and progressive members ahead of 2020
Suddenly, it’s all about clean water
Terry H. Schwadron
New EPA chief says it’s a bigger priority than climate change… as if they’re not related
US and UK: The end of progress
Alexei Bayer
Without belief in progress, the US and the UK have little chance of retaining their global leadership
How one air pollution study from 1993 changed history
Gary Fuller
Studying the residents of six U.S. cities revealed an astonishing correlation between particulates and mortality
Transformative climate action is possible — if polluters stay away
Patti Lynn
We must address the largest obstacle that lies between today’s status quo and a livable future for all
Reggae star Buju Banton’s long walk to freedom
Baz Dreisinger
What the Grammy winner's case reveals about the U.S. justice system and the moral panic of the war on drugs
2020 Democrats face the “Blob” challenge
Jefferson Morley
How would the presidential contenders deal with the entrenched U.S. foreign policy elite?
Rep. John Delaney: A 2020 candidate you haven’t heard about — and he’s worth hearing
Dean Obeidallah
Does this Springsteen fan from New Jersey (by way of Maryland) actually have the best solution for climate change?
Trump’s new EPA chief warns water is a bigger threat than climate change
Matthew Rozsa
New EPA head Andrew Wheeler tried to downplay the threat of climate change by pointing to clean drinking water
In defense of Kirsten Gillibrand: Liberals can quit harassing her over Al Franken now
Amanda Marcotte
If Democrats want to beat the groper-in-chief in 2020, they need to stop defending Al Franken's misdeeds
Psychiatrist Bandy X. Lee: “The adverse impacts of Mr. Trump’s mental impairment … are undeniable”
Tana Geneva
Trump’s reaction to the New Zealand massacre once against raised doubts about his leadership and fitness for office
Two dead gray whales in San Francisco Bay speak to unusual migration season
Nicole Karlis
More malnourished gray whales during their annual migration are puzzling scientists
The world lost environmental leaders on Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302
Justine Calma
Flight 302 went down, killing agents of change across multiple humanitarian and environmental movements
Lightweight of periodic table plays big role in life on Earth
Nicholas Leadbeater
Hydrogen may be key to shifting away from fossil fuels toward clean sources of energy, but challenges remain
How clean air transformed American cities
Gary Fuller
Industry balks at restrictions — but the result of regulation has made our cities much more livable
Exclusive: Catalan independence leader Carles Puigdemont on reinventing nationalism in a new century
Thomas S. Harrington
From exile in Belgium, Catalan president talks about reinventing democracy after "right" and "left" have collapsed
The UN reports humanity is failing its climate change goals
Michael Graw
No country on the planet is following the Paris Agreement’s plan
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