Contrary to popular belief, New York Times columnist and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Thomas Friedman believes we’re in the midst of not just one …
Cities as study proxies for climate change
Cities can serve as useful proxies to study and predict the effects of climate change, according to a North Carolina State University research review …
Climate change effects not ‘fake news’
It is amazing just how far partisan politics has gone and the extent to which the Republican Party has used its propaganda to brainwash its followers.
President Trump’s Administration Moves to Stop Climate Change Lawsuit Filed by Children
The lawsuit brought by 21 children and young adults asserts the government has known for decades that carbon pollution causes climate change but …
Climate Change Will Destroy the Internet, Thank God!!!
Finally, some good news. According to a new study out of the University of Oregon and the University of Wisconsin, climate change is coming for our …
Google will help the UN with climate change research since the US government won’t
The world is struggling to fund climate change research after President Trump’s 2019 budget plan axed $2 million in contributions to the Green …
The Right Honourable Kim Campbell
The Right Honorable Kim Campbell knows leadership. She served at all three levels of government, ultimately becoming Canada’s first female prime …
Don’t cherry-pick or ignore climate change data that doesn’t fit your worldview (letter)
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How young activists hope to make climate change a political priority
Standing in the middle of a grassy field just outside Pittsburgh, Anaïs Peterson recalled the years she spent playing soccer here. “That’s the goal you …
Study: Climate change could kill your internet in 15 years
Study: Climate change could kill your internet in 15 years … a whole bunch of people to really, really care about climate change and rising sea levels?