Climate change is real, and it's coming. A new report from the British medical journal The Lancet finds that the effects of climate change will be more severe than we thought: Compared with 1990s ...
“In a Notoriously Polluted Area of the Country, Massive New Chemical Plants Are Still Moving In” by ProPublica, the Times-Picayune and the Advocate won the Malofiej International Infographics Awards’ ...
Washington, D.C. — Following last week’s release of Pope Francis’s second encyclical “Laudato Si,” the Center for American Progress released a column today demonstrating the potential effect the ...
Some 800,000 years ago, the Earth’s climate cooled, and huge glaciers invaded what is now the Western United States. Areas once teeming with life became uninhabitable to many species. But most of them ...
In early September of 2021, as the Caldor Fire raged toward Lake Tahoe through eastern California’s drought-addled forests, staff at the Sierra-at-Tahoe ski resort made a desperate bid to fend off the ...
Americans from diverse faith traditions are responding to the threat of climate change and working to protect the environment, its inhabitants, and its resources. See also: The Francis Moment: A Moral ...
Earlier this week, President Trump moved to formally exit the Paris climate agreement, a process that's expected to take approximately one year. It should finally take effect on November 4 next year, ...
In a new study, Neil Hammerschlag, Ph.D., and colleagues used multiple approaches to evaluate the effects of ocean warming on tiger shark movements in the Western North Atlantic. Over the past ~40 ...
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Six years, 141 days, and just under 18 hours. At the time of publication, this is how long we had to achieve zero emissions to keep our planet habitable for future generations. By the time you see ...
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