Meet the plaintiffs: kids and young adults who are suing the U.S. government, claiming climate change is impacting their lives and jeopardizing their futures. For the full report, click here: https://cbsn.ws/2VxMNQ4 Continued at source... . Our Children's Trust - Article Source...
NATURAL DISASTERS this week from 08 – 14 August 2021 Climate changе! flood, hail storm
NATURAL DISASTERS this week from 08 - 14 August 2021 Climate changе! disasters 2021 flood The release features natural disasters around the world. Climate is changing, and this is very noticeable Climate Change!, that's where the power is !!!! Source!
For the last three years, my team and I have generated over 100M organic views on topics like Ocean Plastics, Fast Fashion, and Electronic Waste for some of these wonderful organizations: Along the way, we have provided our consulting services to many others, to translate their business values into unforgettable narratives using the intersection of... Continue Reading →
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At the corner of a busy intersection in East Oakland sits a three-story apartment building that looks like many others in Northern California. As with many buildings in the notoriously housing-starved Bay Area, its tenants aren’t always happy. A complaint filed last year claimed that a third-floor apartment had leaking windows and mold. One from... Continue Reading →
Fannie Mae promised investors green buildings. What does it have to show for $95 billion in loans?
What are negative emissions? Negative emissions are processes that take greenhouse gases out of the atmosphere, for good ideally. Unless an approach converts one greenhouse gas from a particularly potent form to another less potent one, the gas has to be stored somewhere other than the atmosphere. This could be through geological storage, in a... Continue Reading →
All you need to know about negative emissions
Remembering climate change…a message from the year 2071
Coming to us from 50 years in the future, legendary sci-fi writer Kim Stanley Robinson tells the "history" of how humanity ended the climate crisis and restored the damage done to Earth's biosphere. A rousing vision of how we might unite to overcome the greatest challenge of our time. MORE...
This blog is part of a series on extreme weather. Click here to read about extreme heat and how public lands offer solutions. A 20-year-old living in the southwestern United States has essentially lived their entire life in a megadrought. A dry spell that's especially harsh in the summer has afflicted the region for two decades—and is... Continue Reading →
The climate crisis here & now: drought
The skyrocketing cost of fire insurance foreshadows a larger confrontation over so-called managed retreat. Stu Smith got an email from his insurance company last summer with some bad news: His premium was more than quadrupling. Smith is the co-owner of Smith Madrone, a wine operation in the mountains of California’s Sonoma Valley, and he had... Continue Reading →
As wildfires worsen, more California farms are deemed too risky to insure
The skyrocketing cost of fire insurance foreshadows a larger confrontation over so-called managed retreat. If America wants to fight climate change—or enjoy the benefits of a modern economy—it must get much better at building electricity transmission. Yikes. A terrible thing happened to me recently. I started to care about electricity-transmission policy. In energy circles, the... Continue Reading →
Unfortunately, I Care About Power Lines Now
Black is white and white is black HIV does not cause AIDS. The world was created in 4004 BCE. Smoking does not cause cancer. And if climate change is happening, it is nothing to do with man-made CO2 emissions. Few, if any, of the readers of this journal will believe any of these statements. Yet each... Continue Reading →
Denialism: what is it and how should scientists respond?
I am re-posting this because his message is so salient, crucial and of grave importance. It is a call to all of us and more importantly world leaders. It cannot be over-emphasized. We speak with leading climate scientist Michael Mann about the catastrophic impact of the climate crisis around the world. He says he and... Continue Reading →
