Habitat loss, the proliferation of herbicides and insecticides, and increased temperatures due to climate change are threatening populations of monarch on their yearly migration to Mexico.
The Japanese cities are symbols of the greatest threats that humanity has ever faced: nuclear weapons and global warming. What makes those threats different?
More than five hundred members of the National Academy of Sciences have signed a statement decrying the Administration’s “denigration of scientific expertise”—particularly in the realm of climate change.
The Interior Secretary, one of President Trump’s most loyal allies, sees public lands as the key to an “energy-dominant” future. So why isn’t the petroleum industry more interested in buying them up?
To date, Bloomberg Philanthropies has spent a hundred and twenty-five million dollars on its anti-coal campaigns, funnelling much of the money to the Sierra Club's Beyond Coal initiative, which targets communities where coal plants are located.
