A ridiculous irony of climate change
We can now predict, with 100 percent certainty that climate change will actually result in much more employment for scientists, not because they made it up but rather because it is already starting to affect humanity all over the world.
Fukushima now a global disaster
More than two years after the worst nuclear accident since Chernobyl and after more than two years of denial and cover-up, the Japanese government on Oct. 6, through Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, has requested global aid.
World scientists’ report will sound new climate alarm
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is in the process of finalizing its next report, due to be released in four volumes between Fall 2013 and Spring 2014.
Energy giants hold workers hostage as environmental time bomb ticks away
Oil and coal companies are using their already powerful leverage with brutal disregard for working people and the environment.
Environment vs. jobs: Bill McKibben's contributions and limits
Bill McKibben plays a vital role in the environmental movement. As an activist, and thinker, his contributions have international significance.
2012 hottest U.S. year ever, warming and wildfires continue
2012 - a year marked by droughts, brushfires, and crop damage, was the hottest year on record for the lower 48 U.S. states.
NASA discusses Dec. 21 Mayan end-of-world prediction
NASA takes on the doomsdayers and debunks their predictions.
Climate change: A stark choice for humanity
Planet Earth is facing a double whammy - an environmental meltdown and an economic crisis.
How to prepare for Hurricane Sandy’s impact and aftermath
Working men and women make our state run, not just during emergencies but every day.
