“A Seller’s Market for Bankruptcy Talent:” The Beginning of the End of Methane-Producing Fracking?
Many energy firms involved with fracking are deeply in debt. Is the end of the industry in sight?
The Coronavirus Pandemic Proves That We Can Overcome the Climate Crisis—If We Want To
The response to the coronavirus pandemic reveals that it’s possible to significantly reduce emissions that cause air pollution and climate change.
Say Goodbye to Beaches: Rising Seas Are Set to Erode World’s Coastlines
Ever higher seas are already eroding shorelines and flooding coasts. Soon the waves could wash away half the world’s sandy beaches.
This Recession Calls for A Bigger, Greener Stimulus
We can’t let another crisis go to waste.
Tropical Forest Shift Raises the Alarm of Climate Scientists
Both the Amazon and the Congo have helped mitigate the effects of global warming. That may no longer be the case, a new study reveals.
The Real Losers on Super Tuesday
If Joe Biden's campaign resurrection wins him the nomination and ultimately the presidency, he will fail America on three crucial fronts.
Half of World's Beaches Could Disappear by Century's End, Report Says
A member of the study team says the estimated loss due to greenhouse gas emissions is in fact "a bit conservative” and could be higher.
Educating Girls Is Key to Fighting the Climate Crisis
Their education has multiple benefits that go far beyond the individual and any particular society.
Feds Reject Removal of Northwest Dams That Threaten Salmon
A report says that the Snake River proposal would destabilize the power grid, increase greenhouse gas and double the risk of power outages.
Insurers Should Support People, Not the Fossil Fuel Industry
On November 8, 2018, I was trapped in my car as embers fell all around me in Paradise, California, and the thought that kept going through my head...
