The point I’d like to share here isn’t how morally outrageous it is for a man of God to make a statement like this; that goes without saying. My point is that it’s factually incorrect, and, what’s more, there is …
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Replacing ‘Clean Power’ with Coal
From today’s Los Angeles Times: President Trump is expected to head to West Virginia coal country today to drum up support for a draft replacement for the federal Clean Power Plan.
Global Warming Will Change Where We Live
Here’s a little video of the destruction that Hurricane Maria wrought on Puerto Rico last September. It’s interesting that:
What’s The Most Important Thing You Can Do To Fight Global Warming?
I guess I might have said, “Eat less meat,” or “Drive a fuel-efficient car.” Yet the author of this article makes an excellent point: Talk about it. Just because our American culture doesn’t make a big deal of out global …
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From Guest Blogger Emily Folk: Eco-Friendly Disaster Recovery
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 …
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From Guest Blogger Rebecca Vaxon: Environmental Issues–Main Problems and Modern Solutions
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 …
We All Like To Think We’re Smart…Until That’s Proven Not To Be the Case
Though I try to go through each day of research, writing, emails and phone calls with a mixture of boyish optimism and the aplomb that accompanies age, I sometimes catch myself being downright angry. Why is the U.S. so regressive …
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National Geographic on the Melting of the Arctic Icecap
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 …
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Trump’s Position on Climate Change
We’ve all seen Donald Trump’s tweets that use the snap of cold weather in the Eastern U.S. to ridicule the idea of global warming, and we’ve seen how this is immediately attacked as “ignorant.”
The Birth of a Trillion-Ton Iceberg Isn’t Celebrated
In most cases in our human experiences, births are regarded as blessed events, as a bouncing baby boy or girl is brought into the world.
