Showing results for: Climate Change (page 359)
Breeding the food of the future
Roxanne Palmer
Sequencing plants held in seed banks could diversify our crops -- and help offset the damage of climate change
GOP would rather tax students than polluters
Robert Reich
Republican support for the "No Climate Tax Pledge" is proof positive the party is guided by naked self-interest
IQ tests hurt kids, schools — and don’t measure intelligence
Scott Barry Kaufman
The research proves that IQ tests poorly predict learning disabilities. So why are schools still using them?
5 ways fundamentalists are trying to sneak creationism into public schools
Rob Boston
Urging teachers to conflate Darwinism with other controversies is just one of their most popular tactics
Socialize Big Pharma!
Leigh Phillips
A private pharmaceutical sector represents a significant public health risk. Total nationalization offers an answer
Mike Tyson’s ear fixation, and mine
Steven Church
"I like the stiff leathery feel of them; the soft, squishy, peach-fuzzed lobes"
Enough with the crazy emails, Mr. President!
Joan Walsh
The president’s online campaign staff has always kept close email tabs on me. But now they’re getting personal
Thomas Jefferson was a control freak
Joshua Kendall
The third president had an obsessive-compulsive side which explains much, maybe even his relationship with a slave
Middlebury College’s fracking problem
JAY SAPER, ANNA SHIREMAN-GRABOWSKI
The progressive liberal arts school is supporting a controversial natural gas pipeline
Why is “sensible” Jeb Bush fundraising for nutty Paul LePage?
Alex Seitz-Wald
The Maine governor seems to embody everything Bush criticizes about his own party
Koch brothers helped derail climate change with lawmaker pledge
Jillian Rayfield
Through Americans for Prosperity, the Kochs pushed a pledge to vote against any legislation not offset by tax cut
Our fire policy makes no sense
David Sirota
We need to cut certain firefighting funding, and stop incentivizing people to rebuild homes in dangerous red zones
Is Obama slowly winning over Bill McKibben?
Ej Dickson
The president's standard for approving Keystone pipeline is "a good one," the leading environmentalist tells Salon
Social media’s wildest 24 hours
Andrew Leonard
From the Supreme Court to Austin and back again: The arc of online sound and fury bends toward justice
Best of the worst: Right-wing responses to the court
Alex Halperin
UPDATED: Mike Huckabee, Michele Bachmann and a host of others aren't handling the SCOTUS rulings all too well
The ugly SCOTUS voting rights flim-flam
Joan Walsh
The fact that black voters beat back modern suppression efforts in 2012 must mean they don’t need protection!
Obama on climate change: “We need to act”
Matthew Daly, Josh Lederman
The president vowed Tuesday "to put an end to the limitless dumping of carbon pollution"
Actually, even the Flat Earth Society believes in climate change
Alex Seitz-Wald
Yes, such a group exists. It thinks the world is flat -- but also getting warmer
Fox cuts off Obama climate speech for a science denier
Alex Halperin
He didn't think highly of the president's plan either
Who will stop Google?
Rebecca Solnit
Snowden revealed what many of us already suspected: Google completely controls the web
Did Obama just kill Keystone XL?
Alex Seitz-Wald
Not necessarily, but his new policy makes it less likely the administration will approve the pipeline
Before you get excited about Obama’s climate speech…
Alex Seitz-Wald
The president has a habit of under-delivering on environmental promises. Here's what he won't say in today's speech
Chris Hayes: Bring on the upper-middle-class revolution!
David Daley
The MSNBC anchor pins Iraq, the economy, Katrina and more on elites -- and says we all need to get radicalized now
The Koch brothers want you to hack for freedom
Andrew Leonard
150 software programmers stay up all night attempting to translate the philosophy of Ayn Rand into code
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