Humans do poor job of evaluating climate risk and are paying the price.
Humans do a poor job of evaluating climate risk and taking preventative care to avoid the worst, and we are literally paying the price.
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In Our View: Public's interest in climate action is growing
An ongoing opinion survey shows that climate change concerns are resonating with the public. According to the latest results, 33 percent of Americans are “alarmed” by global warming, no longer able to ignore increasing wildfires, floods, hurricanes and other climate disasters.
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Deep in the Heart of Complexity … Or, the View From Texas
As the Society of Environmental Journalists prepares for its annual conference in Houston this March, the SEJournal asked Texas-based reporter Greg Harman to explore the Lone Star State's most critical stories for 2022. Here, in this special Texas-focused TipSheet, are leads, resources, encouragements and challenges.
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Other View: 1 in 3 Americans now 'alarmed' by climate change. Why aren't our leaders? - Post Bulletin
Instead of acting decisively to slash emissions, switch to renewable energy and phase out fossil fuel production, our government is still stuck in the mud, even as U.S. greenhouse gas emissions roar back after a pandemic-induced lull.
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Climate change demands strong political leadership
Our planet is already witnessing an increasing number of devastating natural disasters
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Leading from behind
New results from a long-running public opinion survey show that about 1 in 3 Americans is now “alarmed” by global warming. Is it any wonder, given the horrific onslaught of fires, floods, heat waves and other climate disasters we’ve experienced in the last year alone? The share of the U.S. adult population alarmed by global warming nearly doubled over the last five years from 18 percent to an all-time high of 33 percent, with about half of that increase occurring between December 2020 and ...
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Editorial: 1 in 3 Americans now 'alarmed' by climate change. Why aren't our leaders? | Other Views
New results from a long-running public opinion survey show that about 1 in 3 Americans is now “alarmed” by global warming. Is it any wonder, given the horrific onslaught of
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Why leaders aren't alarmed by climate change?
Why leaders arent alarmed by climate change?
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One-third of Americans are "alarmed" about climate change, and over half are at least "concerned"
Public awareness is the first cornerstone of societal action.
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Climate scientist and Netflix 'Don't Look Up' director talk comet metaphors and global warming (exclusive)
Adam McKay, creator of Netflixs popular satire-comedy movie "Dont Look Up," and climate scientist Kate Marvel talk why the world needs more films like the comet metaphor movie.
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