“It’s a catastrophe of our own creation—but it doesn’t have to end this way,” says Andrew Romanoff, a Democratic hopeful for U.S. Senate running in Colorado. by: Andrea Germanos, A screengrab from Andrew Romanoff’s first […]
by STEPHEN CORRY Photograph Source: Nathaniel St. Clair The road to perdition has ever been accompanied by lip service to an ideal. – Einstein Could some of the most talked of solutions to climate chaos have […]
by CARL BOGGS Photograph Source: Backbone Campaign – CC BY 2.0 The idea of a Green New Deal, including the one proposed by a group of Democrats led by New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, is hardly novel […]
by LOUISA WILLCOX In part one of this essay, I laid out the ingredients for successful coexistence with grizzly bears, and why we need more resources. Here I delve into the costs and some ideas for meeting funding […]
by ROBERT HUNZIKER Drawing by Nathaniel St. Clair Five years ago: Nations of the world met in Paris to draft a climate agreement that was subsequently accepted by nearly every country in the world, stating that […]
by VIJAY PRASHAD Mill and power plant, West Linn, Oregon. Photo: Jeffrey St. Clair. In Madrid, Spain, the 2019 UN Climate Change Conference—known as COP25—began on December 2. Representatives of the world’s countries gathered to discuss what […]
by LOUISA WILLCOX Airedales to deter grizzly bears from coming into camp? This was one of several novel recommendations made at a recent meeting of Yellowstone grizzly bear managers in Cody, Wyoming, during a lively brainstorming session about […]
by ROBERT HUNZIKER Photograph Source: Boris Radosavljevic – CC BY 2.0 For tens of thousands of years the Arctic’s carbon sink has been a powerful dynamic in functionality of the Earth System. However, that all-important functionality has […]
by CARL BOGGS Photograph Source: Nathaniel St. Clair As the ecological crisis deepens, nearing the infamous Tipping Point – taking us closer to planetary catastrophe – we are being led to believe that an imminent “greening” […]
by MANUEL GARCÍA, JR. Mill and power plan, Oregon City. Photo: Jeffrey St. Clair. Climate change is a war crime. International jurisprudence recognizes the supreme crime as the making of aggressive war. This principle formed the […]