Both Democrats and Trump aim to enhance U.S. infrastructure, prioritizing community and environmental needs over corporate profits. Investment in modern infrastructure can create jobs and improve public health and safety.
How you can help protect US climate data in the wake of Trump.
Protector in chief: Theodore Roosevelt with conservationist John Muir at Yosemite in 1906. U.S. Library of Congress By Professor Brian C. Clark, Pennsylvania State University An environmental activist friend of mine recently […]
By Dr James Hansen I am a political Independent, fed up with both of our major parties. I have begun writing a piece in which I argue the case for a third […]
Isle de Jean Charles. Source: Wikimedia. By Malee Oot Southern Louisiana is disappearing fast. In the last century, the state has lost more than 1,900 square miles of coast – an area […]
Obama and Xi Jinping ahead of the COP21 climate summit. Photo credit: Reuters / Kevin Lamarque. By Anders Lorenzen Towards the end of 2014, China signed an ambitious climate deal with the […]
Photo credit: Sterling College via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen Despite US Republicans, who control both the Senate and the House, having lambasted the groundbreaking global Paris Agreement on climate change, which was […]
Some green groups wants Obama to do much more on climate change: Photo credit: Pete Souza / The White House via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen Barack Obama is the US President credited […]
An unseasonably warm Christmas Eve in New York’s Central Park. Photo credit: Reuters / Lucas Jackson. By Anders Lorenzen Unseasonably warm weather has meant the US has experienced the warmest Christmas period […]
A flooded street in South Carolina pictured on the 6th of October. Photo credit: Reuters / Randall Hill. By Anders Lorenzen While the majority of US Republicans continue to deny the reality […]