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#carbon dioxide emissions
  • History
    Are We Approaching the End of Human History?
    September 9, 2014
    | Noam Chomsky
    The short, strange era of human civilization may be drawing to a close, writes Noam Chomsky.
  • Environment
    UN's New Report on Global Warming Most Terrifying Yet
    August 26, 2014
    | John Light
    Climate change is already in motion, with potential irreversible consequences such as 23 feet of sea level rise.
  • Environment
    Do These Bubbles Signal the Start of Rapid Climate Change?
    August 8, 2014
    | John Light
    If the Arctic starts releasing trapped methane, the Earth and its inhabitants are in trouble. But scientists are undecided on whether that process has started.
  • Environment
    Wishful Thinking About Natural Gas
    July 28, 2014
    | Naomi Oreskes
    More fossil fuels can’t solve the problems created by fossil fuels, even though many hoped they could.
  • Environment
    Supreme Court: The EPA Can, and Will, Regulate CO2
    June 24, 2014
    | John Light
    A ruling issued on Monday reaffirmed the agency's authority to limit emissions that cause global warming.
  • Environment
    How Obama's New CO2 Rules May Break Our Climate Stalemate With China
    June 3, 2014
    | John Light
    For years, China and the US have been caught in a stand-off that blocked global progress on preventing global warming.
  • Environment
    What You Need to Know About Obama's Carbon Caps
    June 2, 2014
    | John Light
    Not only will the new regulations help us reduce emissions that cause climate change, they will bring the international community closer to a climate action plan.
  • Climate Change Is Turning Produce Into Junk Food
    May 18, 2014
    | Tom Philpott
    A global team led by a Harvard scientist has found that heightened levels of atmospheric carbon make key staple crops -- wheat, rice, peas and soybeans -- less nutritious.
  • Quick Look: Why the Earth Is in Trouble
    May 9, 2014
    | John Light
    The amount of CO2 in the atmosphere fluctuates naturally over time -- but not by this much.
  • Calculating the Value of Solar Power's Double Bottom Line
    March 14, 2014
    | Kiley Kroh
    Minnesota became the first state to place a dollar amount on how much solar power generated by customers is worth to the utility and to society as a whole.


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