February 1, 2021A running log of environmental and climate actions from the Biden administration.
January 7, 2021With climate action finally on the table, journalists must redouble their commitment to the climate story.
December 29, 2020Federal land is scheduled to be handed over to private industry. The copper mine planned would be the largest in North America, sinking a section of the Tonto National Forest into a two-mile wide crater. Continue reading
December 16, 2020Journalists and news executives in charge of newspapers, TV and radio programs, and social media platforms seen and heard by billions of people need to tackle the climate emergency. Continue reading
November 23, 2020To deliver on his promises of “getting climate under control,” Biden will need to follow the prevailing science that suggests the United States achieve about a 45 percent reduction in its greenhouse gas pollution by 2030. Continue reading
November 18, 2020The most dedicated peace activists you’ve never heard of are headed to federal prison amid a deadly pandemic. Continue reading
November 5, 2020The day after a nail-biter of a historic election, the United States became the only country to back out of the Paris climate change agreement. Continue reading
October 29, 2020President Trump has consistently garnered the lowest possible ratings from environmental and climate crisis groups. Preeminent organizations of scientists — both national and international — have decried his policies and his removal of the United States from environmental and health … Continue reading
October 21, 2020Roe v. Wade and Obamacare aren’t the only things endangered by Republicans’ rushed nomination of Amy Coney Barrett
October 6, 2020When climate catastrophes strike in the United States, it is the nation’s Black people that are hit the hardest – while lacking the resources and social mobility to confront them. Continue reading
Despite the denials of naysayers convinced somehow that human-generated climate change does not exist, evidence of global warming, melting icecaps, rising seas, severe weather and ravishing drought mounts on a daily basis. Over the years, Bill Moyers has spoken with scientists, skeptics, evangelists and activists on the reality of a planet plagued by a dangerous and possibly fatal fever that can only be relieved by reducing our consumption of fossil fuels, seeking alternative energies and changing our consumer lifestyle. See many of Bill’s climate-related conversations here and review relevant articles and commentary.
