“As the world teeters on the brink of climate catastrophe, we’re calling on Congress to take large-scale action,” said Bill Snape, senior counsel at the …
101-year-old inventor has plan to battle climate change
Springfield, Va. — Try as he might, Charlie Bliss just can’t stop working. Workaholics aren’t unusual, but this one is 101-years-old. “I tell people I like …
Writing the Rules on Climate Change
Catherine Abreu, executive director of the Climate Action Network, joins Steve Paikin to discuss climate change in the wake of the COP24 meetings in …
World’s Oceans Have Absorbed 90 Percent Of Energy From Climate Change In Last 150 Years
A century and a half of reconstructed data is helping scientists paint a picture of how much energy the world’s oceans are absorbing from human-made …
How gardeners can help mitigate climate change
If our lists don’t include actions to mitigate climate change, this is definitely the year to add some. After all, over 90 million Americans are gardeners, …
Climate Change and Activism
Deutsches Haus at NYU presents a conversation on “Climate Change and Activism” between Miranda Massie, the founder of the U.S.’s first museum …
Oregon appeals court rejects kids’ climate change lawsuit
The lawsuit is one of several by children and young adults around the country that are trying to force more state action to combat climate change.
Winona LaDuke + Naomi Klein: Land Rights and Climate Change
As climate change is beginning to alter the planet before our eyes, two internationally recognized activists come together at the Rubin to discuss the …
Myths and Realities of Climate Change
This week’s Plugged In talks to climate experts and reporters from around the world on the myths and realities of climate change.
Scientists on frozen continent find an explosive way to track climate change
Kiwi scientists have found a clever way to investigate how climate change impacts in Antarctica will touch the rest of the world. This summer, an Otago …