November 2019 – Yes, Carbon Dioxide is really the Problem
Eunice Foote is not a household name but it sure could, and perhaps should, be. Born in 1819 in CT,
Eunice Foote is not a household name but it sure could, and perhaps should, be. Born in 1819 in CT,
Eremozoic. [ehre mo ZO ik] Even the pronunciation of this word, or an attempted version of it, sounds sad, even
About 1,000 Icelanders recently took a 2 hour hike to a spot in western Iceland to mourn the loss of
Recent news reports made it sound easy. Unfortunately it is not that simple. Researchers at ETH Zurich, Switzerland recently published
Climate Change and the Irony of it all Her name is Rachel Notley. She served a four year term starting
Climate Change and the Guard Dog Theory Now, please, just be patient. The story is really straightforward. The diagram that
Now, one image you may have of a guard dog is one who “guards”; your house, your person, your farm
Convergence: How Climate Change Brought Two Women Artists Together Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner, 30, is a native of the Marshall Islands in
Climate Change and The Power of One Those of us of a certain vintage might remember a memorable photograph/video from
Bread Loaf Environmental Writers’ Conference Faculty: Jennifer Chang, Daniel Duane, John Elder, Sean Hill, J. Drew Lanham, Helen Macdonald, and
Climate Change: “The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly” Yes, these last six words is the name of a
2019 Climate change is roasting the Himalaya region, threatening millions Link: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/2019/02/himalaya-mountain-climate-change-report/ The peaks and valleys of the Hindu Kush Himalaya
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