That’s what came to mind as I read the Oct. 20 Editorial Advisory Board opinions and the editorials on Oct. 12 and 15 about climate change.
MC3: Meeting the Climate Change Challenge, Second Phase Outcomes
Dr. Ann Dale, Principal Investigator, discusses the outcomes from the second phase of MC3: Meeting the Climate Change Challenge.
Climate change has greater effect on species in tropical mountains
Nov. 6 (UPI) — The traits that help create biodiversity in tropical mountain species also make them more susceptible to climate change, according to …
Climate Change and Regreening the Emerald Planet: Dwight H. Terry Lectures 2018
Thomas Lovejoy, University professor at George Mason and senior fellow at the United Nations Foundation, delivers the last of three lectures on the …
How Your Vote Can Directly Impact Climate Change
Contrary to stereotype, young people and people of color care about climate change and the environment way more than other folks. Here’s why, and …
EU finance ministers call for transparency in climate finance
EU economy and finance ministers on Tuesday stressed the need to scale up public and private money for climate change and urged multilateral …
Daily on Energy: Climate change has less to do with midterms than activists lead on
At best, climate change is just one of many issues that voters are aware of, and will consider, as they vote. At worst, it won’t have anything to do with …
Lead us on climate change
I was disheartened to read in the interview with Avista CEO Scott Morris his response to Spokane’s decision to encourage more rapid movement …
Is anyone actually listening to Trump about climate change?
Recently, a reporter confronted Trump about climate change. The journalist brought up a government report that said climate change is happening.
Living with Climate Change
The debate over climate change is no longer about what causes global warming. Rather, the issue for policymakers is how to ensure that billions of …