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February 19, 2020PROTECT OUR BEDROCK ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
A new proposal from the administration is aimed at blocking the federal government from analyzing the impacts of federal projects on climate change, and fundamentally weakening the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), our bedrock environmental law. Use your voice to protect NEPA and comment on...
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January 30, 2020Guest Blog: Yes, it’s still up to you to do something about climate change
By Mark Hanson Reposted with permission from Ensia. There is one statistic easing pangs of guilt for people who feel they are not doing enough to fight climate change: About 71% of greenhouse gas emissions from 1988 to 2015 came from only 100 companies. Increasingly,...
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December 19, 2019Guest Blog: How do we convince climate deniers? That’s the wrong question
By Laalitha Surapaneni, M.D. Instead of wasting time trying to convert opponents, we should invest it in motivating passive allies to act. November 20, 2019 — “How do you convince people that climate change is real?” is a question I’m invariably asked after I give...
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November 25, 2019Climate change for busy people: Ten key words
The climate crisis can seem complicated. Yet as warming accelerates, impacts grow more powerful and solutions become more feasible, I keep coming back to a ten-word summary of climate change that includes all the essentials you really need to know to get involved: It’s real...
Inspiration
climate solutions, inspiration, and good news
For the first time, a major US utility has committed to 100% clean energy
Another sign that zero-carbon energy is going viral.
By David Roberts
How to Cut U.S. Emissions Faster? Do What These Countries Are Doing
The United States is reducing its greenhouse gas emissions far too slowly to help avert the worst effects of global warming.
BY BRAD PLUMER AND BLACKI MIGLIOZZ
What Local Climate Actions Would Have the Greatest Impact
Leading thinkers tell us the one thing cities and states could do to cut emissions significantly—and fast.
By CityLab
