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Yale Climate Connections |
In Case You Missed It … on talking climate change
Yale Climate Connections Indeed, the topic of climate change is quite likely to upset us, to make us feel scared, sad, guilty, confused, overwhelmed, helpless, anxious. These feelings push us into the many paralyzing maneuvers psychologists associate with self-protective … |
The Guardian |
Budget earmarks $ 500m to mitigate Great Barrier Reef climate change
The Guardian The money will help try to save the reef from crown-of-thorns starfish and reduce pollution, Malcolm Turnbull to announce. Katharine Murphy Political editor. @murpharoo. Sat 28 Apr 2018 16.25 EDT Last modified on Sat 28 Apr 2018 19.39 EDT. Share on … Australia to Allocate $ 500Mln to Protect Great Barrier Reef From Climate Change |
KCET |
Forced to Move: Climate Change Already Displacing US Communities
KCET The role of climate change in human displacement and migration is being cited by experts as the number one global security threat of the 21st century. According to the United Nations Refugee Agency, annually 21.5 million people are, in their words … |
Fortune |
Climate Change Is Already Depressing the Price of Flood-Prone Real Estate
Fortune New research shows that real estate properties in areas affected by extreme weather and sea level rise are losing value relative to less exposed properties. The effects are already substantial, but they may point to a looming collapse as climate change … |
The Denver Post |
Climate change lawsuits: Boulder can do better – The Denver Post
The Denver Post Last week Boulder leaders followed California and New York local governments in suing oil companies about climate change. Their lawsuit is based on a dubious legal premise and is not a productive way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Across the US, Climate Change Lawsuits Are Gaining Steam Exxon, Suncor sued by Colorado counties over climate change … |
New York Times |
Climate Change Denialists Say Polar Bears Are Fine. Scientists Are …
New York Times Furry, button-nosed and dependent on sea ice for their survival, polar bears have long been poster animals for climate change. But at a time when established climate science is being questioned at the highest levels of government, climate denialists … |
New York Times |
Climate Change Denialists Say Polar Bears Are Fine. Scientists Are …
New York Times Furry, button-nosed and dependent on sea ice for their survival, polar bears have long been poster animals for climate change. But at a time when established climate science is being questioned at the highest levels of government, climate denialists … |
Natural Resources Defense Council |
Climate Change and State-Level Health Impacts
Natural Resources Defense Council Climate change is altering seasonal patterns, making our summers hotter, and fueling increased flooding from coastal storms. As a result, we face more heat-related illnesses, air quality issues, food and water contamination, traumatic injuries, threats … Planktonic microfossils in core sediments indicate anthropogenic impact over the past 1800 years Climate change is a more partisan issue than ever, and Donald Trump is to blame Documents show Shell foresaw climate change problems 30 years ago |