Check out Kari Lyderson’s article in today’s Washington Post for a look at how decreased ice cover on the Great Lakes is impacting the shipping industry, outdoor recreation opportunities and … Read more
Conservation
Climate Scientist Censored in Montana
The Times reports that a Montana high school has canceled a speech by Nobel laureate climate researcher Stephen Running because “no opposing view would be offered”. From the article: Dr. … Read more
States Sue EPA over Vehicle Emissions Ruling
On January 2, California and 15 other states filed a lawsuit challenging the EPA’s decision to not grant a waiver allowing states to regulate vehicle emissions. The EPA decided not … Read more
Escalating Ice Loss Found in Antarctica
Researchers are now reporting vast ice sheets of western Antarctica that had previously seemed protected from global warming are becoming unstable, raising the prospect of faster sea-level rise. Read the … Read more
Lake Erie's Water Level Could Drop as Temperatures Rise
An end of year report by 75 scientists from government and private institutions projected the water level in Lake Erie could drop 3.3 to 6.6 feet by 2066 as temperatures … Read more
Unscripted New Hampshire
This fall and winter I was lucky enough to be a small part of an increasingly sizable contingent of conservationists who have tried to elevate global warming to Tier One … Read more
Just a Few More Hours…
…and the polls will close in New Hampshire. Eric Orff and I spent the day on Elm Street in Manchester, holding global warming signs and talking to media, campaign supporters, … Read more
What a Day – New Hampshire Primaries
Let the games continue… It is getting increasingly interesting to see just what the candidates will do to secure every last vote. I just left a very energetic crowd at … Read more
One More Day – New Hampshire Primaries
The candidates have one more day to win over New Hampshire voters, and they are surely giving it all they’ve got! I just left a crowded Hillary rally in Dover, … Read more
The Excitement is Palpable in New Hampshire
I crossed into New Hampshire today from Massachusetts on a rag-tag meandering secondary road. I knew immediately exactly when I’d hit pay dirt. I was jolted at the otherwise unannounced … Read more
