Bloombergadded this to BloombergBill Gates Bill Gates Says Wind, Solar Subsidies Should Go to Something NewBloomberg - Chris Martin It’s time wind and solar passed their subsidies along to emerging technologies that need them more, Microsoft Corp. co-founder Bill Gates says. After …
Teen VogueGreta Thunberg Greta Thunberg Wants You — Yes, You — to Join the Climate StrikeTeen Vogue - Lucy Diavolo"If there is one day you should join, this is the day.” I’m on the subway headed to Manhattan to meet Greta Thunberg, the 16-year-old Swedish climate activist who pioneered the climate strike movement,
The Guardianadded this to Comment is FreeOpinion I now look back on my 20 years of climate activism as a colossal failureThe Guardian - Tim Flannery for the ConversationIn this age of rapidly melting glaciers, terrifying megafires and ever more puissant hurricanes, of acidifying and rising oceans, it is hard to believe that any further prod to climate action is needed.
Teen VogueEnvironment Textbooks Are Lying To Students About Climate ChangeTeen Vogue - Bill BigelowSome textbooks include no mention of climate change, but offer breathless praise for the fossil fuel industry. This story originally appeared in Rethinking Schools. It is republished here as part of Covering
MSNBCGreenland Scientists chart troubling signs of Greenland climate changeMSNBC - MSNBC.com Watch NBC’s Al Roker join Stephanie Ruhle and Ali Velshi with his new reporting from the glaciers of Greenland, where scientists are charting …
NPRLake Michigan Climate Change Is Already Impacting Lake Michigan — Here's HowNPR - Monica EngHigh water levels on Lake Michigan this summer have been freaking people out. They've battered the Chicago shoreline, submerged walking paths and swallowed up whole beaches around the lake. Well, these
VICEEnvironment Canadian Teens Are Pledging Not to Have Children to Fight Climate ChangeVICE - Anne GaviolaIn her fight to draw attention to the climate change crisis, Emma Lim is using the ultimate bargaining chip, vowing to give up her firstborn—at least theoretically. The 18-year-old hopes that young people
The Washington PostOpinion Not just Kavanaugh: Another alarming reason to fear the Supreme CourtThe Washington Post - By Greg SargentThe long conservative takeover of the Supreme Court is getting another round of scrutiny in light of new allegations against Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh. Though they are inadequately sourced, the New York
MSNBCSecurity Why climate change is a national security issueMSNBC - MSNBC.com President Trump doesn’t acknowledge that climate change is real, but the Pentagon does. Ali Velshi and Stephanie Ruhle are joined by the director of …
NBC NewsLester Holt Climate in Crisis: Lester Holt reports from Portage GlacierNBC News - NBCNews.comAs NBC News kicks off our weeklong series “Climate in Crisis,” Lester Holt is taking us on a journey to Alaska, where he spent time during his childhood, to give us a firsthand look at the impact of climate
Romperadded this to RomperGreta Thunberg 7 Facts About Greta Thunberg, The 16-Year-Old Climate Activist That Inspired A MovementRomper - Azure Hall As the race against the climate change tipping point approaches, a fresh, young voice is rising above the crowds calling for conservation and action. …
Quartzadded this to QuartzyBill Gates Bill Gates on the risk of war from climate changeQuartz - Annalisa MerelliClimate change, it seems, is the flavor of the month. Having finally been promoted from a matter of debate to (generally) accepted scientific reality, the issue of how humans are going to cut carbon emissions
CloudLineadded this to Life on the TrailThe Arctic More People Are Falling Through the Arctic's Melting Ice Never to Be Seen AgainVICE - Terri HansenIndigenous peoples and people of color are disproportionately affected by our global climate crisis. But in the mainstream green movement and in the media, they are often forgotten or excluded. This is
EcoWatchEnvironment A New Beginning for Climate Reportingecowatch.com - The Nation It's been 30 years since Bill McKibben rang the warning bells about the threat of man-made climate change — first in a piece in The New Yorker, and …
The Conversation Australiaadded this to Environment & EnergyCarbon Climate explained: how different crops or trees help strip carbon dioxide from the airtheconversation.com - Sebastian Leuzinger Climate Explained is a collaboration between The Conversation, Stuff and the New Zealand Science Media Centre to answer your questions about climate …
The GuardianEnvironment 'The silenced': meet the climate whistleblowers muzzled by TrumpThe Guardian - Oliver MilmanFrom weakening vehicle emissions to blocking warnings about how coastal parks could flood or the impact on the Arctic, the Trump administration is accused of muzzling climate science. Here six whistleblowers
The Daily BeastGlobal Warming Why Your Carbon Footprint Is MeaninglessThe Daily Beast - Jay Michaelson This story is part of Covering Climate Now, a global collaboration of more than 220 news outlets to strengthen coverage of the climate story. Almost …
VICEEnvironment Do What You Can to Support the Global Climate StrikeVICE - Jamie CliftonWe live in a world whose elected leaders declare a climate emergency and then immediately approve a massive oil pipeline extension, or support fossil fuel companies, or back the building of a road tunnel
Teen VogueEnvironment Americans Finally See Climate Change As the Urgent Crisis It IsTeen Vogue - Oliver Milman70% of 18- to 29-year-olds say climate change is a serious problem or crisis, according to a new CBS News poll. This story originally appeared in The Guardian. It is republished here as part of Covering
Greta Thunberg Greta Thunberg on the Climate Fight: “If We Can Save the Banks, Then We Can Save the World”counterpunch.org - CP Editor The post Greta Thunberg on the Climate Fight: “If We Can Save the Banks, Then We Can Save the World” appeared first on CounterPunch.org.
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesDiets Eating some meat is better for the environment than going vegetarian, finds new studyThe Telegraph - By Josh WilsonA 'flexitarian' diet which includes one portion of meat a day has a lower carbon footprint than a vegetarian diet that includes dairy, according to a major new study. The research by Johns Hopkins University
The Drumadded this to Media and AgenciesPlay buttonEnvironment ‘Flood the News’ wrecks physical climate crisis damage on the front pages of 220 publicationsthedrum.com - Kyle O'Brien To get the media to call attention to one of the globe’s biggest issues ahead of the Climate Action Summit on 23 September, the Columbia Journalism …
Liberal View Scientists’ Advice to People Living in Coastal Areas?...truthout.org - Dahr Jamail A recent mountaineering trip found me and two climbing partners camping alongside a beautiful glacial lake in North Cascades National Park. Purple …
GristEnvironment Extreme weather may be pushing Texans to care about climate changegrist.org - Zoya Teirstein Does Texas, the metaphorical oil tank of the American petroleum operation, care about climate change? About two-thirds of it does, says a new poll of …
The GuardianGreta Thunberg 'See you on the street!' Greta Thunberg urges all to join Friday's climate strike – videoThe Guardian'Even though it is slow, the pace is picking up and the debate is shifting,' 16-year-old Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg tells a rapturous audience at George Washington University. Thunberg pioneered
Bloombergadded this to BloombergEnvironment $11 Billion Green-Energy Initiative Takes Shape in South AfricaBloomberg - Michael Cohen A plan to establish the world’s largest green-energy financing initiative is being threshed out in South Africa, which needs to reduce its …
Harvard Business ReviewEnvironment Should We Be More Optimistic About Fighting Climate Change?Harvard Business Review - Alice Chen and Vivek MurthyThere are two stories about climate change. The first is the one you hear the most; that if we don’t dramatically curb greenhouse gas emissions in the next decade, there will be dire consequences to our
The Washington PostEnvironment Most American teens are frightened by climate change, poll finds, and about 1 in 4 are taking actionThe Washington Post - Sarah Kaplan and Emily GuskinIn a coastal town in Washington, climate change has a high school junior worried about the floods that keep deluging his school. A 17-year-old from Texas says global warming scares him so much he can’t
BBirgitadded this to Save Our PlanetScience Fiction This Ad’s Epic Search for Habitable Planets Reminds Us What We Take for GrantedAdweek - David Griner In the 2014 film Interstellar, we watch as Matthew McConaughey’s character explore the galaxy in search of a new home for humanity as our planet …
The Conversation AustraliaEnvironment Keeping the city cool isn't just about tree cover – it calls for a commons-based climate responsetheconversation.com - Abby Mellick Lopes and Cameron Tonkinwise This story is part of Covering Climate Now, a global collaboration of more than 250 news outlets to strengthen coverage of the climate story. A recent …
