Showing results for: Climate Change (page 210)
How Trump could undermine the U.S. solar boom
Llewelyn Hughes, Jonas Meckling
The imposition of steep duties on imported solar panel components jeopardize thousands of jobs in the industry
“The Vietnam War”: Ken Burns and Lynn Novick making art out of “unprocessed trauma”
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to the makers of the epic PBS documentary series about the task of recording history
How jazz is becoming the sound of resistance once again
Rachel Leah
There's a fresh sonic inventiveness and political consciousness bonding the new generation of jazz musicians
Anthony Scaramucci: Steve Bannon has white nationalist “tendencies”
Matthew Rozsa
On "The View," the former White House communications director complained that Bannon also has a "messianic complex"
Socialist ideals in practice: Democratic Socialists of America muck out flooded Houston homes
Sarah Jaffe
Today we bring you a conversation with Amy Zachmeyer, the co-chair for the Houston Democratic Socialists of America
Flood insurance is broken. Here are some ways to fix it
Robert W. Klein
The country needs a plan for fixing the deeply flawed federal system for managing and financing flood risks
Colonialism makes hurricanes hit the Caribbean harder
Levi Gahman, Gabrielle Thongs
In the Caribbean, history and current inequality mean the latest string of hurricanes have a far worse impact
Why are shark attacks on the rise in North Carolina?
Lauryn Higgins
Going below the surface to uncover why the predators are becoming more aggressive
Trump speaks at the UN: 5 takeaways from his speech
Simon Reich
Trump's UN speech seemed more befitting if delivered in 1917 rather than 2017
Only two countries think Trump is doing a better job than Obama did
Steven Rosenfeld
A globally reviled leader makes his UN debut and lectures about mismanagement
Scott Pruitt shifts on climate change: “How much do we contribute to it?”
Jarrett Lyons
The head of the EPA now says that humans may be responsible for climate change
Laura Ingraham: Is she now the world’s most powerful woman?
Heather Digby Parton
So much for Fox News moving toward the center. Ingraham's new prime-time show is pitched toward an audience of one
The dangerous case of Donald Trump: Robert Jay Lifton and Bill Moyers on “A Duty to Warn”
Bill Moyers
Psychiatrist Robert Jay Lifton on the Goldwater Rule: We have a duty to warn if someone may be dangerous to others
Why Hurricanes Harvey and Irma won’t lead to action on climate change
Scott Gabriel Knowles
It’s easy to view disaster and reform history in a cause-effect way, but this view can be misleading
Who’s behind fossil fuel extraction? It’s not just Republicans
Alison Rose Levy
The plan to speed construction of fossil fuel infrastructures cast a shadow over our half-hearted participation
Trump moves backward on drug sentencing. California progresses
Phillip Smith
Just because the feds are regressing doesn't mean the states have to
Rethinking the “infrastructure” discussion amid a blitz of hurricanes
Andrew Revkin
Several experts on climate and resilience talk about the role of government
The radical politics of Michael Bennett
Rachel Leah
The most vocal player in the NFL was recently the victim of police brutality; it won't stop him from speaking out
Meet the Jane Goodall of bears
Jill L. Ferguson
Dr. Lynn Rogers has spent years proving it’s safe to get up close and personal with wild black bears
Bernie’s “Medicare for All” actually is the pragmatic health care solution
Paul Rosenberg
Those who claim we have to stick with incremental, "common-sense" measures are living in the political past
Seeing God’s wrath in the hurricanes
Yessenia Funes
Many of my Latino and Latina friends saw a Bible verse as prophetic. Is this catharsis or superstition?
Only democratic schools will save us
Deborah Meier, with Emily Gasoi
If we want a robust democracy, daily decisions in schools need be left to the people who know local needs best
Who’s the biggest loser? Ranking Hillary Clinton among the also-rans who won the popular vote
Matthew Rozsa
Hillary Clinton wasn't the first to win the popular vote and lose the election. But her case is different somehow
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