Alexa Kleysteuber Talks California’s Global Leadership Role on Climate
Alexa Kleysteuber of the California Environmental Protection Agency discusses how and why her state is taking a global leadership role on the climate issue.
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Post-Paris Climate Accord: What’s Next?
Though President Trump has withdrawn the U.S. from the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement, this is no time for the 70 percent of Americans who believe climate change is happening to recoil in defeat.
Gamify Me: Using Games To Reduce Carbon Footprints
Gamify Me: Gamification is one tool in environmentalists’ arsenal to help people reduce their environmental impact and carbon footprints.
Developing Greener Infrastructure: How the U.S. Can Lead the Charge to Reduce Emissions
Just because Trump pulled us out of the Paris climate accord doesn’t mean Americans will stop trying to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions.
A Greener Catholic Church
Pope Francis wants President Trump to keep the U.S. in the Paris climate agreement, underscoring a greener outlook from the Catholic church these days.
The People’s Climate March: A Climax and a Beginning
200,000 activists converged on Washington DC for the People’s Climate March, marking a climax and a beginning for the climate movement.
Climate Change: Does Your Congressperson Represent Your Views?
The vast majority of Americans believe climate change is a clear and present danger — so why aren’t our Congresspersons doing anything to address it?
Is Paris Enough? So Far, Climate Commitments Don’t Quite Add Up Yet
Is it true that the Paris climate accord won’t be enough to stave off cataclysmic climate change, even if the U.S. and others honor their commitments?
What’s Really Happening to Our Planet?
What’s Really Happening to Our Planet? from campaigner, writer, sustainability advisor and leading British environmentalist Tony Juniper uses a graphic approach to chart the dramatic explosion of the human population and consumption and its impact on the planet.
Is Scientific Consensus Around Human-Caused Global Warming a Myth?
Climate skeptics like Senator James Inhofe (R-OK) dispute the notion that 97% of climate scientists believe global warming is human-caused.