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Climate Change

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Climate Change

Life in the Trumpocene

We have to work together to solve climate change and other environmental problems, says author David Biello.
September 12, 2017
by
John R. Platt
We have to work together to solve climate change and other environmental problems, says author David Biello.
oregon fires
Editorials

The Burning/Flooding/Dying Season

People around the world are struggling with wildfires and floods and other crises, but I don’t give up hope.
September 6, 2017
by
John R. Platt
People around the world are struggling with wildfires and floods and other crises, but I don’t give up hope.
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Wildlife

The Bats, the Bridge and Hurricane Harvey

Rescuers turn out for Houston’s famous Waugh Bridge bat colony.
August 31, 2017
by
John R. Platt
Rescuers turn out for Houston’s famous Waugh Bridge bat colony.
hurricane harvey
Climate Change

Is Hurricane Harvey a Harbinger for Houston’s Future?

Human-caused climate change and over-development enhanced some of the impacts of the storm.
August 29, 2017
by
Andrew King
Human-caused climate change and over-development enhanced some of the impacts of the storm.
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Voices

Climate: Riding the Chaotic Wave

We need new metaphors to cope with climate change.
August 28, 2017
by
Aaron M. Ellison
We need new metaphors to cope with climate change.
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Climate Change

Trump Has Broad Power to Block Climate Change Report

Advisers press Trump administration to subject report to controversial “red team” review.
August 22, 2017
by
Andrew Revkin, Propublica
Advisers press Trump administration to subject report to controversial “red team” review.
The Dose

Trump Fires Climate Change Advisory Committee

The Trump administration this weekend announced it has disbanded the Advisory Committee for the Sustained National Climate Assessment, the 15-person panel responsible for long-term climate-change planning. The committee’s responsibilities include the National Climate Assessment, next due for publication in 2018. NOAA told the Washington Post on Saturday that the updated assessment would not be affected by the committee’s dismissal, although the report has already been a hot-button topic inside the administration. 
August 21, 2017
by
John R. Platt
Voices

5/9: The Day We Passed the Climate Tipping Point

Climate change isn't a temporary fad, and it isn't going away.
August 14, 2017
by
Aaron M. Ellison
Climate change isn't a temporary fad, and it isn't going away.
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Voices

U.S. Infrastructure Needs Resilience, Sustainability

Improving stability and overall standards will help infrastructure to survive disruptive events.
August 3, 2017
by
Hiba Baroud
Improving stability and overall standards will help infrastructure to survive disruptive events.
life in the ruins
Voices

Moving Past the Illusion of Control

The author of the Southern Reach Trilogy and “Borne” examines “life in the broken places.”
August 1, 2017
by
Jeff VanderMeer
The author of the Southern Reach Trilogy and “Borne” examines “life in the broken places.”

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