Showing results for: Climate Change (page 369)
Fracking fights back
David Sirota
With the help of Colorado's Democratic governor, the oil and gas industry is trying to overturn fracking bans
Federal government poisons America’s wells
Abrahm Lustgarten
Countless energy and mining companies have been granted permission to pollute aquifers across the country
Are Republicans just bad at politics?
Alex Seitz-Wald
Republicans want to believe their problem is messaging, not ideas. That's dangerous strategy -- and wrong
How to live well: A handy reading list
Alec Ash
Philosopher Roman Krznaric discusses the five books that have helped shape his work, from Orwell to Thoreau
Climate change can be stopped
William F. Hewitt
While politicians go slowly on global warming, individuals can do more than they think
In defense of 2016 speculation
Jamelle Bouie
Yes, it's annoying only a month removed from the last election, but now's when possible candidates start to emerge
Doha climate talks meet low expectations
Natasha Lennard
The COP 18 summit didn't intend to address big questions, but resolve technical issues -- it's barely done that
How a feminist franchise becomes a trilogy of terror
Helen Eisenbach
Before "Girls," "Grey's Anatomy" and its offshoots exalted the complex, brash antiheroine. Then things got grisly
Terry McAuliffe, Democratic hope
Steve Kornacki
Love him or hate him, Bill and Hill's buddy is the only thing standing between the state and a Tea Party governor
3 real “cliffs” facing America
Robert Reich
Forget the budget crisis hysteria. Obama has sterner challenges in child poverty, health care and global warming
Conference takes up how to govern the Internet
Sean Lyngaas
Freedom in cyberspace isn’t a settled issue
5 dumbest UN “conspiracies”
Alex Kane
Claiming a treaty that ensures rights for the disabled "undermines American sovereignty" is only the right's latest
Weird news: Lobsters are now eating each other
Salon Staff
Researchers have found that the lobster population in Maine has begun resorting to cannibalism
NAACP’s Ben Jealous: The Koch brothers did us a favor
Adele M. Stan, Elizabeth Hines
The civil rights organization's youngest president discusses voter suppression and the perils of fighting the right
Did “The Sopranos” kill the mafia drama?
George Potts
"Boardwalk Empire" is handsomely shot and well-acted -- and still somehow disappointing. Perhaps it's inevitable
Large majorities blame Sandy on global warming
Alex Seitz-Wald
Most New Yorkers think Sandy is a result of climate change, a new poll shows
There is no “Chinese cuisine”
Alex Butterworth
English chef Fuchsia Dunlop explains Western misperceptions about one of our favorite culinary imports
Carbon pollution up to 2 million pounds per second
Seth Borenstein
The overwhelming majority of increase in emissions comes from China
Disneyland for gang enthusiasts
Leslie Jamison
Have a voyeuristic fascination with Crips and Bloods? For $65, you can tour Los Angeles' most dangerous crime lands
Area of Arctic sea ice larger than US melted this year
Michael Casey
U.N. weather agency released worrying report at Doha talks
GOP’s new House Science farce
Jillian Rayfield
Rep. Lamar Smith, the likely chair, once decried news networks “slanted in favor of global warming alarmists"
Did Sandy save Occupy?
Sharon Lerner
The protest movement's disaster-relief efforts have helped it connect with the “99 percent” in new, meaningful ways
The World Energy Report’s scariest findings
Michael Klare
The U.S. may surpass Saudi Arabia as the planet's leading oil producer -- and the cost could be catastrophic
4 reasons the GOP will lose in ’16
Robert Becker
After openly insulting more than half the electorate, a disingenuous "rebranding" can't save the Republican Party
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