Climate

Stymied by Congress, Obama has been using executive actions where he can to curb emissions that contribute to climate change.

Despite the widespread governmental denial of anthropogenic climate disruption, many signs indicate we are already past the point of no return, headed toward a “dead planet.”

We have sociologically, economically and environmentally crossed a red line: Will we fight each other like rabid dogs for the last scraps of remaining decency or quickly find …

Paul Krugman: “I just hope the president sticks to his guns - and the good news is that I'm starting to believe that he will.”

Dr. Terry Root and Dr. Stuart L. Pimm discuss recent research showing human beings are responsible for high extinction rates of species across the globe, and explain how we …

Last week, the President announced plans to cut carbon emissions by 30 percent by 2030, and more.

The Great March for Climate Action is trekking from LA to DC. In one Northern New Mexico town, the marchers catalyzed change in both small and significant ways.

Cap-and-trade is a let-you-down-easy way to regulate, and it generally lets the regulated industry decide how easy.

Many environmentalists are urging the United States to take greater action on cutting greenhouse gas emissions.

First the anger, then the love - overcoming generational anger to find the courage required for the difficult work ahead.