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Report: Climate Change Is Producing a Harrowing New Phenomenon – ultra heat.
This article discusses how climate change is producing a harrowing new phenomenon.
The International Labor Organization (ILO) has just released a brief—but very important—report on the impact of heat stress on workers. What the ILO finds is that the areas of the world most threatened by heat deaths of workers […]
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A quick shift to electric vehicles could drive the Green New Deal forward
This article discusses how a quick shift to electric vehicles could drive the Green New Deal forward. The transition could keep the U.S. competitive with countries like China but also radically improve the country’s own transportation sector—currently the most polluting of the economy—while creating jobs and improving equity.
There are […]
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Trump’s trade war is hitting solar workers hard
This article discusses how Trump’s trade war is hitting solar workers hard.
While politicians are debating the merits of a massive job-creating effort known as the Green New Deal, jobs in solar power are getting harder to find.
The solar industry lost 8,000 jobs last year, a drop of 3.2 percent and […]
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Climate change could threaten fishing in North Carolina
This article discusses how climate change could threaten fishing in North Carolina. Heat stress and rising seas could harm fish, crabs, and shrimp.
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The Right’s Climate Change Shame
This article discusses The Right’s Climate Change Shame.
A cartoon popped up in my Twitter feed last week that seemed the perfect coda for the latest, congressionally mandated report on climate change. It shows a dinosaur looking up into the heavens at night, at all the twinkling […]
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Fastest Growing Jobs Are In The Renewable Energy Sector
This graphic from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics shows the fastest growing jobs in the US. they are in the renewable energy sector.
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Report: Florida heat is already hard on outdoor workers. Climate change will raise health risks
This article discusses how Florida heat is already hard on outdoor workers. Climate change will raise health risks.
Harvesting crops or building a house in the Florida sun is grueling work, and a new report shows that it’ll only get more miserable and unsafe for workers as climate change sends […]
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Study: Reducing U.S. coal emissions could create jobs in forestry, transportation
This article discusses how reducing U.S. coal emissions could create jobs in forestry, transportation. A new study published Thursday in the journal Joule looked at how new carbon-capture technology could not only retain thousands of jobs in the coal industry, but create thousands more.
As coal is phased out to make room for […]
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5 ways climate change could alter life in SC after 2030
This article discusses 5 ways climate change could alter life in SC after 2030.
If carbon emissions are not radically cut by 2030, Charlestonians could see far stronger storms and the disappearance of shellfish habitat, according to a new broad-based review of climate change science.
The report, published this month by the […]
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Spain wants to phase out coal plants without hurting miners
This article discusses how Spain wants to phase out coal plants without hurting miners. Under its new strategy, the country is ensuring that the over 1,000 miners who stand to be affected will be able to transition into new jobs in renewables and environmental restoration.
During the lead-up to the 2016 presidential […]
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