CO2 Emissions Decline

Yep. You read that right. CO2 emissions are going down; or, at least that’s the projection. Economic downturns like 2008 Continue reading →

Brazilian Drought

Sao Paulo, Brazil’s largest city, only has about 5 months of water left. The reservoirs are down about 98%. The Continue reading →

Private Sector Climate Saviors

Among those most worried about climate change, government action has been far too slow – and may already be too Continue reading →

Eating Meat Warms Earth

One proposal for reducing greenhouse gases is to cut back on the consumption of meat. Meat, especially from beef, accounts Continue reading →

Ozone Heals Unexpectedly Quickly

The ozone hole over Antarctica was a threat that required and received a rapid response. It did not, however, totally Continue reading →

Global Climate Data

Sad to say, but we’re hearing this news so often that it is easy to forget how important, uncommon, and Continue reading →

Fast Desertification

Debating climate change frequently involves maps and projections of the impact on coastlines. The best historical examples are the impacts Continue reading →

Indonesia Is Burning

As if the wildfires in the American West and in Siberia weren’t bad enough, Indonesia has managed to literally ignite Continue reading →