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Join the Climate Narrative Project Fellows tonight for an evening of film, theatre, art and storytelling focused on issues of climate justice and climate change. Wednesdsay, December 7  7:30 p.m. - 9 p.m. Becker Communication Studies Building Rm 101 The Climate Narrative Project is a special media arts initiative through the Office of Sustainability designed…

A defamation case yields two big lessons about free speech and the power of Climate Inc.

THE FOUNDATION "An honest man can feel no pleasure in the exercise of power over his fellow citizens." —Thomas Jefferson (1813) Fellow Patriots, this day in history is full of American achievements. In 1958, we launched our first satellite, Explorer I, into space. In 1961, we sent the first...

It comes as more than 50 writers have raised concerns about the festival’s main sponsor, investment management firm Baillie Gifford.

Author Mikaela Loach was one of several writers who left their panels at the Edinburgh International Book Festival on Saturday in a stand against the festivals main sponsor Baillie Gifford

The climate brigade is whining and complaining about how human activity is responsible for Europe's record-breaking hot summer, to which physicist and meteorologist Piers Corbyn says [...]

A growing number of scientists and other professionals and experts are of the same mind that so-called "global warming" and other climate change fictions are just that: fiction. At [...]

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Jake Slobe | April 12, 2017 In this episode of EnvIowa, we talk with Jeff Biggers, writer in residence at the University of Iowa and Natalie Himmel, an English and International Studies Major at the University of Iowa about the Climate Narrative Project. The Climate Narrative Project, launched in 2014, is a special media arts…

Recession where the jobs narrative overtook the climate narrative. but the lesson is that there are oil companies, big oil companies in the coalition that was working to pass that carbon price. the reason is they have a great business. its incredibly durable and incredibly profitable. what they want is price certainty. they want to be able to plan, and theyre willing to accept a carbon price, some of them, if they have to if its made clear that its inevitable politically because they can still r...