Showing results for: Climate Change (page 207)
Like Game of Thrones? You’ll love Game of Floods
Robin Scher
California, 2050. Doomed island dwellers face imminent climate disaster. What would Daenerys do?
GOP Rep. Joe Barton will not seek reelection following leaked nudes
Matthew Rozsa
Mere weeks after saying he would seek another term, Barton is stepping aside due to a recent sex scandal
The human faces of climate change
Lauryn Higgins
North Carolina filmmaker Dayna Reggero is leading a new conversation about the impact of climate change
This survey about millennials is bad news for Republicans
Jarrett Lyons
A survey on millennial politics may raise more questions than it answers — but doesn't have good news for the GOP
How slave labor built and financed major U.S. cities
Carl Anthony
Urban inequality in the U.S. can be traced to unresolved issues and injustices lingering from the slave trade era
There’s a design flaw at the core of humanity’s malaise
Judith Schwartz
What we need is the intention — and a design framework — that supports human and ecological wellbeing.
Why Republicans win the tax debate — and how progressives can do better
Paul Rosenberg
Conservative fiscal ideas are largely nonsense, but they spin a coherent narrative. Leftists must do likewise
Is the world headed for an ice apocalypse?
Eric Holthaus
Rapid collapse of Antarctic glaciers could flood coastal cities by the end of this century.
How greed, fear and our own biases blind us to the realities of climate change
James S. Gordon
Humans have evolved to fear immediate threats. By the time climate change is an immediate threat, it'll be too late
EPA swaps top science advisers with industry allies
Elizabeth Grossman, Lindsey Konkel, Liza Gross
Pruitt removed 21 members of the advisory board and replaced them with industry-funded scientists
Cable news ADD is preventing progressive change
Rick Gell
We need MSNBC to step up, admit the disease and lead the way to a cure
The Endangered Species Act is endangered
Mark Karlin
Under Trump, the EPA has evolved into the "unprotecting the environment" agency
What’s the Republicans’ game plan for 2018 elections?
Neil Baron
With the recent election results, Republicans will have to reevaluate their kowtowing to Trump
15 indispensable policy podcasts
Ma'ayan Plaut
These shows will keep you educated on local, national and international policy approaches to the big issues
Democrats’ sweep of Virginia shows the state is moving beyond its Confederate past
Toni-Michelle C. Travis
Forward-thinking Virginians place a greater value on the future than on the past
To prevent climate-related disasters, invest differently
Morgan Simon
Social investing is a trillion-dollar trend most people have never heard of
Can cities get smarter about extreme weather?
Clark Miller
Intensity of heavy downpours in Houston has increased since the 1950s. Some argue disaster planning is out of date
Democrats don’t have a national climate policy. So what?
Eric Holthaus
You don't need the federal government to make effective change
Pistols in preschools: As Michigan debates looser gun laws, educators are on edge
Kathi Valeii
A proposed law would allow guns into schools, daycare centers and preschools
The Koch Brothers may be plotting to take over Time Inc.
Taylor Link
The conservative billionaires may be teaming with the Meredith Corporation to buy the media giant
7 ways Democrats are misreading the November 7 results
Richard Eskow
The base is critical to victory — and it wants to move left.
Protesters storm Trump-backed fossil fuel executives
Alyona Minkovski
A panel of American fossil fuel executives is not welcome at a global climate conference in Germany
Bad news: Global emissions are on the rise again
Eric Holthaus
Emissions are up again this year by an estimated 1 to 3 percent
Who wants to kill the electric car again?
Amanda Marcotte
GOP Congress must choose between auto industry and oil companies — and should really be boosting electric cars
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