When people ask, ‘but what can I do about climate change?’ we have an answer, ‘eat less beef.’ Source: Meat and Consequences: More Bad News for Climate Change
Source: Meat and Consequences: More Bad News for Climate Change – Darwiniana
When people ask, ‘but what can I do about climate change?’ we have an answer, ‘eat less beef.’ Source: Meat and Consequences: More Bad News for Climate Change
Source: Meat and Consequences: More Bad News for Climate Change – Darwiniana
THE LATEST report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is dire. The headline in the New York Times said there is a “strong risk of crisis” by 2040. The Washington Post said we …
Source: Is there still time to stop climate catastrophe? – Darwiniana
Biden wants to move quickly toward a clean energy economy. Unions are worried about what it means for workers.
Source: Why unions are wary of wind and solar jobs in a climate-change agenda – Vox
By Sally Brown and Robert James Nicholls | – It is well known that climate-induced sea level rise is a …
Source: Climate Change is making Sea levels rise fastest in big cities – here’s why
Slowing the pace of climate change and getting “tough” on China, especially over its human-rights abuses and unfair trade practices, are among the top priorities President Biden has announced for his new administration. Evidently, he believes that he can tame a rising China with harsh pressure tactics, while still gaining its cooperation in areas of concern More
Source: A New Cold War on a Scalding Planet: Biden, Climate Change, and China – CounterPunch.org
By Edgar Meza | – (Clean Energy Wire ) – Germany has already surpassed last year’s record amount of solar …
Source: A Solar Germany? Renewables are Covering Half of Germany’s Electricity Demand
When people ask, ‘but what can I do about climate change?’ we have an answer, ‘eat less beef.’ Source: Meat and Consequences: More Bad News for Climate Change
Source: Meat and Consequences: More Bad News for Climate Change – Darwiniana
New findings on human-caused global heating and ocean stability have “profound and troubling implications,” says co-author Michael Mann.