A carbon tax would stimulate good choices rather than force them, giving an advantage to those that are most cost-effective.
Trees are now on the front lines against climate change, because forests absorb nearly 40 percent of human-made fossil fuel emissions every year.
Despite company denials, ExxonMobil has continued to spend millions of dollars on denier groups since Rex Tillerson took over as its CEO in 2006.
The Earth is, in fact, a sphere — no matter what you see as you look out your bedroom window. Similarly, the planet is warming — no matter how cold it is outside your bedroom ...
The Democratic candidates ought to be asked about their differences in dealing with the most challenging issue of our time: global climate change. So far Clinton has failed to endorse a tax on carbon emissions, ...
Mitt Romney is indicating he will not back away from his recent statement that “the world is getting warmer, and I believe that humans have contributed to that.” This admission of basic scientific fact places ...