Al Gore wrote an article in the New Republic this week making an interesting connection between the oil spill and the continuing polluting of our
In case you missed it, Senator Lindsay Graham, who has been a lone voice of reason on climate from the right side of the aisle,
Earth Day week is filled with announcements, events, and parties — way too much for any one person to follow. I spent the week in
There’s an interesting/sad/frustrating piece in the NY Times today on the rift between meteorologists and climate scientists on the science of climate change. Basically, weathermen
We are coming out of our long, national nightmare. One of the dirtiest political fights in memory is over (sort of). But if you think
The debate rages on about whether the science is ‘clear’ on climate, and whether the errors that have come to light recently cast doubt on
I must have done something wrong to someone today because I feel like I’m in some kind of surreal dream. The day started well with
What do you call a group that uses large snowstorms to deride the scientific evidence for climate change? Fox News I guess. The absurdity of
It’s been a couple months since the global climate negotiations in Copenhagen. Whether you’re a fan of a global cap on carbon emissions or not,
No matter what happens in Copenhagen, or in the follow up meetings in Mexico and elsewhere, the world is warming. It’s happening today, and even the majority of skeptics seem to agree on that point (often the debate is whether humans are behind it and how much money we should invest in “fixing” the problem). But the very real changes we’re already seeing are prompting many in the climate-watching world to talk about not just reductions in emissions but “adaptation.”
‘Is the World Better Off Because Your Company Is In It?’: Examining Corporate Climate Responsibility
