Climate change matters to more and more people – and could be a deciding factor in the 2024 election
If the election were held today, the evidence suggests that most voters would prefer a climate-conscious candidate.
If the election were held today, the evidence suggests that most voters would prefer a climate-conscious candidate.
By Mark Hertsgaard, Covering Climate Now A year ago, Mitch McConnell and Kevin McCarthy were fleeing for their lives as ...
Palm Beach Post Editorial Board This doesn’t seem normal. Tropical Storm Eta, after making landfall in the Keys on Sunday, ...
By Mark Hertsgaard, Covering Climate Now On Oct. 4, America met Michael Mann on “60 Minutes,” the country’s most watched and ...
By Fred Grimm, Sun Sentinel Alaskans must wonder what makes Florida so damn special. Why would the president allow oil ...
By Andrew McCormick, Covering Climate Now The President of the United States has no plan to address the climate crisis. ...
By Mark Hertsgaard, Covering Climate Now It’s rare to hear the term “climate emergency” in media and political discourse in ...
By Mark Hertsgaard and Kyle Pope, Covering Climate Now To hear many journalists tell it, the spring of 2020 has ...
Orlando Sentinel Editorial Board The U.S. Interior Department tweeted Wednesday that a Politico report about plans to jump-start oil exploration ...
The talk about sea-level rise has been going on for years. Some think storm surge is the main problem. After ...
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