Environment

Migration Expert Urges Immediate Action as Millions Are Already Displaced by Climate Change

Researchers here at Bonn warn Pacific Islanders may be among the first to be forced to migrate due to climate change, as sea level rise threatens to make whole islands…

November 16, 2017
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Bill McKibben on Future of the Paris Climate Accord & U.S. Role at COP23 Climate Talks in Germany

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As Democracy Now! heads to the U.N. Climate Change Conference in Bonn, Germany, we speak with 350.org’s Bill McKibben. Several U.S. delegations are scheduled to attend despite the fact that…

November 10, 2017
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Who Funds the World's Dirtiest Energy Projects?

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International big banks are ramping up Alberta oil sands projects even though scientists warn it could spell "game over" for human civilization, says Rainforest Action Network's Alison Kirsch.

November 3, 2017
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Trump Expands Oil Drilling But Obama Paved the Way

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Investigative Journalist Steve Horn, of DeSmogBlog, discusses how a new hire at Interior Department, Todd Wynn, is right from the ranks of pro-fossil fuel, climate change denying, lobby group ALEC,…

October 29, 2017
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Methane Emissions From Livestock Are Much Higher Than Estimated

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A new NASA-sponsored study shows that animal agriculture's global methane emissions are 11% higher than previous estimates - co-author Dr. Ghassem Asrar explains the numbers.

October 27, 2017
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Global Warming ‘Costing Taxpayers Billions.’ Here’s How to Fix It.

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Another report sounding the alarm about climate change. Another missed opportunity to talk about the most promising solution: regenerative agriculture. The New York Times yesterday cited a new