Experts expect disasters to get even worse after 2020 due to climate change
‘The outlook could not be any more grim. It’s just a horrifying prospect.’
By Associated Press - September 13, 2020‘The outlook could not be any more grim. It’s just a horrifying prospect.’
By Associated Press - September 13, 2020Also: The cast of ‘The West Wing’ reunites to promote voting, and Pennsylvania may legalize recreational marijuana.
By Dan Desai Martin - August 28, 2020The Democrats’ Green New Deal would create over a million jobs a year.
By Dan Desai Martin - August 25, 2020Also: States join together to fight climate change, and Texas breaks a decades-old voter turnout record.
By Dan Desai Martin - July 17, 2020Also: Oklahoma expands Medicaid and Congress unveils an ambitious climate proposal.
By Dan Desai Martin - July 03, 2020Emissions from cars and planes are down, but the environmental impact of the current crisis has a downside as well.
By Dan Desai Martin - April 16, 2020Also: Conservation efforts could save the oceans in a generation, and states across the country are taking steps to help residents during the ongoing coronavirus crisis.
By Dan Desai Martin - April 03, 2020Critics say Trump’s latest move to erase Obama’s legacy could lead to more illness and death.
By Associated Press - April 01, 2020Also: Pet adoptions are skyrocketing, and a group of high school students in New Hampshire released a video encouraging everyone to stay home.
By Dan Desai Martin - March 27, 2020Solar energy capacity soared in 2019, and Minnesota took steps to ensure grocery store workers can receive free child care.
By Dan Desai Martin - March 20, 2020The Interior Department has reportedly included boilerplate climate change denial language in at least nine scientific reports.
By Josh Israel - March 02, 2020Republican state senators are trying to derail a bill that limits greenhouse gas emissions.
By Associated Press - February 25, 2020Trump’s speech contained little to nothing on the affordable housing crisis, the national debt, and protections for Dreamers, among other things.
By Josh Israel - February 05, 2020Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin is the latest to mock Time’s 17-year-old Person of the Year.
By Josh Israel - January 23, 2020Our Children’s Trust, which filed the lawsuit on behalf of the children, says the case is far from over.
By Associated Press - January 21, 2020Bill O’Brien, who is running for Senate in New Hampshire, also said we ‘don’t have to assume that there’s a catastrophe’ when it comes to climate issues.
By Dan Desai Martin - January 21, 2020The 2010s averaged 58.4 degrees Fahrenheit worldwide, or 1.4 degrees higher than the 20th century average.
By Associated Press - January 19, 2020Trump’s own scientific advisers object to the plan which they say is ‘in conflict with established science.’
By Emily Singer - January 15, 2020‘The issues that we think are important here in the Beltway don’t actually make it to the kitchen table as issues that voters are talking about.’
By Associated Press - January 13, 2020Intense wildfires in places like California and Australia are leading to concerns about the long-term effects of smoke inhalation.
By Associated Press - January 12, 2020People across the globe widely disapprove of Trump’s policies on trade, climate change, and building a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border, among other things.
By Associated Press - January 08, 2020One expert said the Australian bushfires are the most extreme climate change events he’s ever seen.
By Associated Press - January 06, 2020Trump also figured in the second and third biggest stories of the year: his family separation policy and the investigation by former special counsel Robert Mueller.
By Associated Press - December 22, 2019The far-right radio host accused Democrats of using the Thunberg’s Asperger’s syndrome as a shield against criticism.
By Oliver Willis - December 16, 2019But the first lady said her son ‘is a 13-year-old who wants and deserves privacy.’
By Oliver Willis - December 13, 2019The 73-year-old Donald Trump scolded 16-year-old Greta Thunberg, saying she needs to ‘chill.’
By Josh Israel - December 12, 2019Kansas joins states like Colorado and Utah in embracing refugees in their states, while citizens in Alabama saw a new statue of Rosa Parks unveiled in Montgomery.
By Dan Desai Martin - December 06, 2019Trump has spent the NATO summit attacking foreign leaders and American politicians alike.
By Josh Israel - December 03, 2019A dire report from the United Nations says countries need to immediately start reducing emissions to stop the effects of climate change.
By Associated Press - November 29, 2019From victories on protecting immigrants to the first step in legalizing marijuana on the federal level, progressives saw a slew of victories this week.
By Dan Desai Martin - November 22, 2019