Barbadian Prime Minister Calls on Rich Nations for Climate Financing
Mia Mottley discusses the responsibility of larger developed nations to act in behalf of Barbados and other small nations at risk.
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Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon Hosts COP26
COP26 convened 120 world leaders to work out international concords that would try to limit global warming to 1.5°C by 2100.
How Big Oil Has Misled the Public on Climate Change
House oversight hearings on October 28, 2021 called upon six major fossil fuel companies to attest to their part in climate change.
Climate change was once a bipartisan issue. Can it happen again in the Biden presidency?
Even when the federal government has lagged behind, many individual states have forged ahead with climate action. But as Biden’s ambitious pledge places the crisis at the top of the Democrats’ agenda, it’s perhaps hard to imagine that the environment…
Why Do Republicans Embrace Climate Denialism? “Losing Earth” explains.
As one of the world’s biggest polluters, why does the United States – particularly the Republican Party – also embrace a policy of climate denialism?
Bill McKibben on climate change: “If we don’t solve it soon, we won’t solve it.”
Thirty years after he published “The End of Nature," journalist and activist Bill McKibben has a new book with a sobering message.
What is Extinction Rebellion? Climate activist Jack Harries explains
In London, more than a thousand protesters have been arrested in the past week as part of the protest group Extinction Rebellion.
Michael Oppenheimer Warns of “More Violent Storms, Worse Floods”
A pattern is forming across the world: storms are becoming more violent, and more frequent, according to Princeton professor Michael Oppenheimer.