PUBLIC OPINION: Support grows for shouldering cost of climate action
Two studies suggest that the U.S. reentry into global climate talks is coming at a time of growing international concern about rising CO2 emissions and signs of more public willingness to pay the costs of reducing them.
Peter Raven addresses earth’s dwindling resources, the value of science-informed outreach
(American Institute of Biological Sciences) The BioScience Talks podcast (http://bioscienceaibs.libsyn.com) features discussions of topical issues related to the biological sciences.
Cherry-Picking Michael Mann’s Discredited Hockey Stick
Whatever else the hysteria over Wuhan flu did to the world, it obliterated the alarmist global warming fearmongering for a very healthy ten months. Panic-stricken schoolchildren weaponized by Greta Thunberg to the point of delusional rage over pending extinction were…
UK urged to put Alok Sharma in full-time charge of Cop26 talks
Ministers are facing calls to make the business secretary, Alok Sharma, the full-time president of the Cop26 UN climate talks to be hosted in Glasgow in November. Amber Rudd, who as energy and climate secretary led the UK delegation to…
BBC’s Latest Christmas Lecture Is Fact-Free Climate Brainwashing
If you thought the first episode of last week’s BBC Christmas Lectures was bad, just take a look at the third and final episode, which is supposedly about our atmosphere! Presented by Tara Shine, who describes herself as an Environmental…
Rethinking stimulus: How Covid economic recovery can help battle climate change – CNBC
Employees of the company Goldbecksolar are testing a module in a solar park under construction in a former gravel opencast mine. Jens Buttner | picture alliance | Getty Images During the coronavirus pandemic, the worst public health crisis in a…
TRANSITION: Mary Nichols, fading as EPA contender, talks civil rights
At 18 years old, Mary Nichols attended the 1963 March on Washington, the largest gathering for civil rights of its time.
5 Year Fossil Awards – the Paris Agreement Five years on and Australia
It’s been five years since the UNFCCC climate conference in Paris in 2015. Five years of annual conferences. Five years of Fossil of the Day awards at those conferences. The year of pandemic has thrown a curve ball to annual…
Five years after Paris: How countriesâ climate policies match up to their promises, and whoâs aiming for net zero emissions
So far, countries’ individual plans for how they will lower their greenhouse gas emissions don’t come close to adding up to the Paris Agreement’s goals
Five years after Paris: How countriesâ climate policies match up to their promises, and whoâs aiming for net zero emissions
So far, countries’ individual plans for how they will lower their greenhouse gas emissions don’t come close to adding up to the Paris Agreement’s goals
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