"Indeed, we can expect that, as climate change worsens, the government will spend more on white lives for no other purpose than to maintain the current economic order, which is largely structured to grow, endlessly, the profits of energy corporations. The market capitalization for just the gas and oil sector alone is over $1 trillion. They have the money. They have the data. They have huge political influence. And I'm going to say it like it is: In the light of this influence, Trump appears as no accident of history. It's not a miracle that the racist somehow seems to never sink no matter what he says or does. You can always walk on water if the future of climate change non-action is the recognition and defense of white American lives."
"As more than 100 fires rage in the western United States, Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke wrote an op-ed last week in USA Today about forest management on public lands that blamed βradical environmentalistsβ for the fires. βMost Americans get it, that climate change is no longer something we can..."
"Earlier this summer, investigators found that 18 factories spread across 10 provinces in China were using a banned, ozone-depleting substance. What does it mean for the Montreal Protocol?"
"A NASA program that cost $10 million per year to track carbon and methane, key greenhouse gases that contribute to global warming, has been cancelled, a US space agency spokesman said Thursday. The end of the program -- called the Carbon Monitoring System (CMS) -- which tracked sources and sinks for"
Some how I think atomic scientists are probably better informed than the president.
"The threat of the destruction of the earth isnβt new, but its speed is. The last such event took around 60,000 years. Now itβs happening in real time"
"In the midst of record-breaking heat waves and wildfires, fewer than half of all Americans view global warming as a serious personal threat. A big reason for that: Many journalists are not doing their jobs."