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Michael E. Mann took climate change deniers to court. They apologized.
This article discusses how Michael Mann took climate change deniers to court and won.
In 2011, renowned scientist Michael E. Mann sued a Canadian think tank that published an interview suggesting his work on climate change was fraud.
Eight years later, the Winnipeg-based Frontier Centre for Public Policy — which often promotes […]
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Moving the United States toward a 100% clean energy economy
This website is the latest from Michael Bloomberg. It is focused on stopping GHGs from being pushed into the atmosphere.
To help address the mounting climate change crisis, Michael R. Bloomberg launched Beyond Carbon, the largest-ever coordinated campaign against climate change in the United States. Beyond Carbon is working with […]
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Understanding the human side of climate change relocation
This article discusses the human side of climate change relocation.
Climate change is expected to have a striking impact on vulnerable communities, especially in coastal regions where sea-level rise and increased climatic events will make it impossible for some people to remain on their land.
In Papua New Guinea (PNG), the
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Bloomberg donates $500M to fight climate change
This The Hill article discusses the Bloomberg pledge of $500 million to close coal-fired power plants.
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Kids Face Rising Health Risks from Climate Change, Doctors Warn as Juliana Case Returns to Court
This Inside Climate Change article discusses how children are facing increased health risks from climate change. The Juliana Case Returns to Court – A federal appeals court heard arguments as the government tried again to get the children’s climate lawsuit dismissed.
The 21 children and young adults suing […]
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What changed my mind about Climate Change.
This article discusses a denier’s change of heart, what changed his mind about Climate Change. Risk management is not a binary choice.
I spent the better part of my professional life (1991-2014) working at a libertarian think tank—the Cato Institute—arguing against climate action. As Cato’s director of Natural Resource Studies […]
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Middle America is searching for GHG cuts from the grid, agriculture and transportation
This Inside Climate News article discusses how middle America is searching for GHG cuts from the grid, agriculture and transportation. Reporters in 14 newsrooms across the Midwest teamed up with Inside Climate News to explore local solutions to climate change. The entire series is posted here.
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2 articles on the Green New Deal
This The New Republic article discusses why corporate America is terrified of the Green New Deal. There’s a reason more big businesses are pushing for a carbon tax—and it’s not because they want to fight climate change. For several years now, the heads of oil companies […]
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Pipeline opponents strike back against anti-protest laws
This article discusses how pipeline opponents strike back against anti-protest laws in Louisana and South Dakota, and soon, Texas. OPPONENTS OF OIL and gas pipelines in three states are fighting back against new anti-protest laws aimed at suppressing fossil fuel industry dissent. Two lawsuits in Louisiana and South Dakota, and a […]
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Yale Climate Connections, Week of 5/18/19
This website has weekly emails that discuss multiple topics, including:
Planetary health and ’12 years’ to act
Beleaguered journalism interests seek to aid ailing planet
CJR’s covering climate change event proposes better journalism for a better climate
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