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China report spells out ‘grim’ climate change risks

BEIJING – Global warming threatens China's march to prosperity by cutting crops, shrinking rivers and unleashing more droughts and floods, says the government's latest assessment of climate change, projecting big shifts in how the nation feeds itself. ? The warnings are carried in the government's “Second National Assessment Report on Climate Change,” which sums up advancing scientific knowledge about the consequences and costs of global wa

January 18 2012 | Posted in Earth | Read More »

Climate Change, Nuclear Woes Tick Doomsday Clock to Five Minutes Before Midnight

Climate change and the persistant threat of nuclear disaster spur the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists to inch the Doomsday Clock’s hand ever closer to midnight.

January 10 2012 | Posted in Lifestyle | Read More »

Not all Republicans are climate deniers [VIDEO]

by The Climate Desk. In the run-up to the New Hampshire primary, former Rep. Bob Inglis, MIT climate scientist Kerry Emanuel, and other Republicans talk about why climate action is a conservative value: Related Links: If they win, Republicans plan to permanently cripple EPA Politics blocks scientists from explaining why this year’s weather was record bad Republicans put a deadline on Keystone XL, surprising nobody

January 5 2012 | Posted in Business | Read More »

Mitt Romney’s climate and energy views

by Lisa Hymas. Where does Mitt Romney stand on climate change and energy issues? Brace yourself: He doesn’t have that flip-flopper reputation for nothing

January 4 2012 | Posted in Business, Energy, Home, Transportation | Read More »

20 inches to disaster: U.S. coasts unprepared for higher seas

by Robert Lalasz. Cross-posted from? Cool Green Science .

January 4 2012 | Posted in Business, Water | Read More »

Sinners repent! How our natural self-bias got us into this mess

by Michelle Nijhuis. This interview originally appeared in the Last Word on Nothing . Dearest readers, we hope you had a gluttonous, slothful, greedy, and lustful holiday, with only the tiniest touches of wrath.

December 30 2011 | Posted in Energy, Food, Home, Lifestyle | Read More »

Top 10 states ravaged by extreme weather in 2011

by Climate Central. By many measures, 2011 was the most extreme weather year for the United States since reliable record-keeping began in the 19th century—and the costs have been enormous.

December 30 2011 | Posted in Business, Earth, Home, Water | Read More »

Top five New Year’s resolutions for planet and profit

by Terry Tamminen.

December 27 2011 | Posted in Energy, Food, Home, Lifestyle, Travel | Read More »

Vermont’s ‘energy secession’ goal: 90 percent renewables by 2050

by Stephen Lacey. Cross-posted from Climate Progress . Vermont is known for its lush Green Mountains, idyllic farm landscapes, and progressive politics

December 25 2011 | Posted in Business, Design, Energy | Read More »

Obama’s climate leadership? ‘It doesn’t exist,’ says Tim Wirth

by Joseph Romm. Cross-posted from Climate Progress

December 24 2011 | Posted in Business, Energy | Read More »