
01 March 2018
LCV says Carlos Curbelo’s climate change record took a step back
Miami Republican Carlos Curbelo’s climate-change record took a step back in the eyes of the League of Conservation Voters in 2017.
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Two planned coal-fired power plants, one in Indonesia and the other in Bangladesh, have had their funding withdrawn by the Japanese government, as part of Tokyo’s decision to no longer bankroll coal projects in either country.
Nigerian refugees and Cameroonian villagers are taking part in efforts to reforest the area around the Minawao refugee camp near the border between the two countries.
The federal government’s authority to regulate greenhouse-gas emissions is at risk, as right wing Supreme Court justices rewrite American laws.
Noted ecologist John Harte offers a fresh take on the dire topic of climate change.
The toxic “forever chemicals” are used in fracking wells across the country.
Millions here suffer from twin hallucinations: Guns don’t cause our mass shootings, and the climate isn’t changing.
Virginia Organizing's 27-year history as a role model for The Daily Climate
The Climate Comedy Cohort aims to help comedians infuse climate activism into their creative work.
Justice Alito’s longstanding consistency in wanting to restrict EPA authority makes it transparent where he wants the court to go.