Tag: Climate Change

The March for Life and the debate over gun control is part of a much larger phenomenon that defines the zeitgeist of this phase in American history, which could be summed up as, “We Call BS.” People of conscience, young …

When the Stakes for Our Civilization Are High, The Pope Is Never Far Away Read More »

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If you were being tried in a criminal matter, you’d probably want your mother to be the judge hearing the case.  Of course, the justice system would laugh your defense attorney out of the court room if he made such …

Climate Change Mitigation and the U.S. Justice System Read More »

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Natural disasters impact everyone. Whether you live in earthquake-prone California, Tornado Alley or snowbound New England, severe weather is one step away from becoming a natural disaster at any time. Given the possibility of an emergency, it is important to …

From Guest Blogger Emily Folk: Eco-Friendly Disaster Recovery Read More »

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If you live in North America and wish to keep a constant temperature, you need to move north an average of 600 meters per year. Of course, no one does this, since the increase in temperatures that happen in the …

Climate Change Means Wildlife Is On the Run Read More »

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Protecting the natural environment is one of the most important things we do in our lives. Gardening is good for your health as well as for the environment.

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The world that we live in is being stripped of its treasured components day by day. It faces multiple issues that lead to environmental problems which cause long-term destruction. The lifestyle of man plays a significant role in how the …

From Guest Blogger Rebecca Vaxon: Environmental Issues–Main Problems and Modern Solutions Read More »

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Question: Approximately how many years intervened between these photographs of the Svalbard, a Norwegian archipelago between mainland Norway and the North Pole, one of the world’s northernmost inhabited areas? Answer: Can be found at Clean Energy Answers. Relevance: The melting of the ice caps …

Take a Cool Guess—The Fun Quiz on Renewable Energy and Environmental Sustainability. Today’s Topic: Climate Change Read More »

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I thought I’d publish this map of the world, created by the Metropolitan Art Museum, enabling you to get a glimpse of life on Earth if the planet warms 4°C, an extremely likely scenario.  As we’ve often said, there will be …

Here’s What’s Happening In Your World…When It’s 4°C Hotter Read More »

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In May 2017, President Trump made an announcement that he would be withdrawing the United States from the Paris Agreement, an agreement created by the United Nations that deals with climate change. The agreement aims to decrease greenhouse gas emissions …

From Guest Blogger Kelly Shepherd: Leaving the Paris Agreement–Changing American Views Toward Climate Change Read More »

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It’s hard to think of a more enviable career than photographer for the 130-year-old National Geographic, published continuously since its first issue in 1888, consisting largely of articles about science, geography, history, and world culture.  Imagine being paid to have experiences …

National Geographic on the Melting of the Arctic Icecap Read More »

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