Showing results for: Climate Change (page 92)
We saved the puffins. Now a warming planet is unraveling that work
Derrick Z. Jackson
Trump’s coup failed — but January 6 was a success
Amanda Marcotte
The Capitol riot may have failed, but Trump finished his fascist takeover of the GOP
Beyond greenwashing: How chain restaurants could actually address their climate pollution
Joseph Winters
Step one is changing the menu
This coastal town needs federal aid for climate adaptation. Instead it’ll get a military truck
Adam Mahoney
Rising sea levels have left daunting prospects for Surfside Beach's heavily tourism-dependent economy
Gangster capitalists and corrupt Republicans have a message for us: Don’t look up!
Thom Hartmann
Netflix hit starring Leonardo DiCaprio offers an urgent fable about how corporate money has distorted our politics
Former Bernie Sanders campaign manager: Biden will face progressive challenger in 2024
Igor Derysh
“He’s deeply unpopular. He’s old as s**t. He’s largely been ineffective," adds former AOC aide. But who might run?
In an East Coast first, New Jersey will phase out diesel trucks
María Paula Rubiano A.
New Jersey joins California, Oregon, and Washington in setting ambitious goals to electrify trucks by 2035.
Hell on Earth, small town-style: Climate change transformed my life in 2021
Jane Braxton Little
The Dixie fire — a clear consequence of climate change — wiped out my rural California town. And we had it easy
Despite all the chaos and discord of 2021, Americans still need each other
Kirk Swearingen
Republicans actually know that government can do good. But they have to pretend otherwise most of the time
Understanding Joe Manchin’s BBB stance: Likely his standard West Virginia pivot
Samuel Workman
Does Joe Manchin really care about Build Back Better? His primary concern is always West Virginia politics
The climate crisis report card for 2021
Matthew Rozsa
Earth threw up warning signs left and right in 2021
The worst film performances of 2021
Gary M. Kramer
So many bad "House of Gucci" performances, so little time (for that nonsense)
Salon’s most popular science stories of 2021
Matthew Rozsa
From talking animals to churning ocean currents, here are the stories readers loved in 2021
Holiday climate chaos: It was warmer in Alaska than Southern California this week
Brett Wilkins
All-time Alaska temperature record for December "pulverized" as "climate change continues to push the envelope"
Code red, glacier blood, megadrought: The defining words of 2021
Kate Yoder
These 12 words captured the spirit of our overheating planet this year
December’s tornadoes show a country desperately in need of disaster reform
Zoya Teirstein
You can't stop tornadoes, but you can stop them from being so deadly. Here's how
How paranoid schizophrenia (briefly) turned me into a Republican
Patty Mulcahy
I had untreated paranoid schizophrenia. A media diet of cable news pushed me into a psychotic break
The war on culture: How conservatives and progressives joined forces to crush art
Doug Neiss
In battling "high art" and promoting pop culture, progressive academics became apostles of free-market capitalism
Beyond reusing and recycling: How the US could actually reduce plastic production
Joseph Winters
Whether it’s a cap on production or a market mechanism, it’s likely to meet industry opposition
“Don’t Look Up,” sheeple! Adam McKay’s comedy, about a comet that will destroy Earth, fails to hit
Gary M. Kramer
Leonardo DiCaprio, J. Law & Meryl Streep can't save Netflix's bloated mess that isn't as smart as it needs to be
A Nationalist International? Thanks to German taxpayers, the far right gets a global think tank
John Feffer
Germany's far-right AfD party just won a major victory: a taxpayer-funded institute to spread its toxic ideology
Manchin killed BBB fearing it might worsen inflation — here’s why that’s not true
Michael Klein
Joe Manchin torpedoed Biden's legislative agenda — but as an economist, I say his inflation concerns are misguided
Biden doesn’t need Manchin: 5 executive actions he can take right now to build back better
Amanda Marcotte
Congress is broken. But the White House can still do plenty to fix national problems and restore Biden's popularity
It’s long past time for Democrats to stand up to the Supreme Court
Thom Hartmann
Jefferson and Lincoln saw the Citizens United disaster coming many years ago: They'd urge Congress to act now
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