Blacklock: Sometimes, the medicine we take adds to global warming – The Sudbury Star
Breadcrumb Trail Links Opinion Column Puffers, for example, expel chemicals that are extremely potent greenhouse gases Author of the article: Dr. Elaine Blacklock Photo illustration Photo by Stuart Dryden/Postmedia Network files Article content The phrase “First, do no harm” is…
Butterflies are vanishing out West. Scientists say climate change is to blame. – The Washington Post
The loss of butterflies across Western forests and prairies, like the similar drop in bumblebees nationwide due to rising temperatures, is troubling because both insects play a key role in pollinating crops and wildflowers. And the findings may add to…
California City Bans New Gas Stations…To Fight Climate Change?
As the debate over climate policy continues to heat up, one California city just took an unprecedented step: Banning all new gas stations. As reported by the San Francisco Chronicle, the city of Petaluma will ban the construction, expansion, rebuilding,…
Electric Vehicle Subsidies And Other Green Fantasies
Electric vehicles (EVs) are the future. Everyone will want one because they’re emission-free, ecologically responsible, and more affordable every year. That’s why GM, Volvo, and other manufacturers will soon be making only EVs. Or so we’re told. Some people have…
UN: 17% of all food available at consumer levels is wasted
(Terry Collins Assoc) An estimated 931 million tonnes of food, or 17% of total food available to consumers in 2019, went into the waste bins of households, retailers, restaurants and other food services, according to UNEP’s Food Waste Index Report 2021.Conducted to support global efforts to halve food waste by 2030, the report presents the most comprehensive food waste data collection, analysis and modelling to date, and offers countries a methodology to measure their food waste problem.
MIKE WALDEN COLUMN: How can we address climate change? – The Stanly News & Press | The Stanly News & Press – Stanly News & Press
The Biden Administration has identified addressing climate change — specifically, global warming — as one of its top priorities. Indeed, they are incorporating climate change into both their foreign and economic policies. Mike Walden Accepting global warming and its impacts…
Don’t Get Fooled By The Media’s Crafty Coverage Of Cold Weather
Parts of the River Thames in London froze recently following subzero temperatures across the UK. The last time this happened was in 1963. The Netherlands shivered at minus 20 degrees Celsius. Across the Atlantic, Americans experienced extreme February snowfall, causing…
The missing trillions
(University of Sussex) The hidden social, environmental and health costs of the world’s energy and transport sectors is equal to more than a quarter of the globe’s entire economic output, new research from the University of Sussex Business School and Hanyang University reveals.
Why aren’t we more afraid of global warming? The psychology of procrastinating on climate change – The Independent
“I don’t expect to die from old age,” Margaret Klein tells me matter-of-factly. The clinical psychologist-turned-climate-activist is talking to me over the phone from a New York City park, where she is walking her dog. “It’s hard to know exactly…
Climate change and the future of the Granite State – eagletimes.com
By Jack Hurley New Hampshire is a wonderful place to live. For now, we are fortunate to have an abundant variety of mutually beneficial ecosystems, including forests, mountains, wetlands, lakes, rivers, and the ocean. Together they support essential plant and…
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