Climate Change Affects the 71 Percent of the World People Don’t Live on, Too
It's taken a while, but all of science is waking up to the idea that global warming is, well, global.
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The City of the Future: Can Los Angeles Reinvent Itself All Over Again?
Three bold plans to turn L.A. into a better, more sustainable version of itself, one that will be able to meet the formidable water, air, and climate challenges of the 21st century.
Study: Consensus on Climate Still Means Consensus
Next time someone tells you there isn't a scientific consensus on man's role in climate change, trot out this new study. But acknowledge its source....
‘Let’s Work Together’ Message Can Be Counterproductive
New research suggests that, in for white Americans, the best way to motivate pro-social behavior is to emphasize independent action.
Guide to a Sizzling Planet
Not everyone is a pessimist when it comes to predicting the impact of climate change. Too bad the optimists aren’t nearly as convincing.
Junk in the Air Even Worse than We Realized
Part of my youth was spent in the less fashionable western end of the Los Angeles metro area…
¿Quién Es Más Verde? Canada or Mexico?
What country’s legislature made the greatest stride in attacking climate change last year? Perhaps Australia, where bills to…
Climate Change: Harbinger of ‘End Times’?
Somewhere, James Hansen is weeping. Last week, we reported on American attitudes toward climate change, a post-Kyoto framework,…
The Fuzzy Face of Climate Change
Advocates and scientists have tied the Earth’s fate to that of the polar bear. But what happens if this lumbering giant proves more resilient than the rest of us?
SLIDESHOW: Looking for Polar Bears in Churchill, Manitoba
Read the full story of Zac Unger’s research on the plight of polar bears in Manitoba. [SlideDeck2 id=50600]