archives: Climate Change

Did you know a world climate change conference has been going on in Bolivia this week? No? Ryan Van Lenning fills you in.   More »

How do you refute the argument of someone using "science" to claim global warming isn't a problem? Megan Hill explains.  More »

Climate change and rising sea levels are creating a new group of refugees.  More »

Researchers at UCLA have modified a bacterium to potentially serve as not only a fuel substitute, but also an environmental cleanup agent through its   More »

Photo of Dr. Jane Goodall by: JJ W. Famed primatologist, Jane Goodall, joins thousands of other participants at this year’s UN Climate Change C  More »

Ironic that the world's icebergs are cracking up during the climate change talks in Copenhagen.   More »

Google jumps on the climate change bandwagon with a new feature for Google Earth.  More »

Tim DeChristopher's answer will take him all the way to court.   More »

Turns out, the regions with the largest carbon footprints in the UK are in the rural northeast, not the famed cities of London or Glasgow. London, in  More »

Matador member Anna Brones is in the running to become the Huffington Post's Hopenhagen Ambassador to cover the UN Climate Change Conference in Decemb  More »

A British court rules "Yes," creating potential for some serious--and positive--policy changes.   More »

I'll admit, this isn't the first thing you want to read this morning.  More »

Matador's editors share the effects of climate change they've observed on their travels.   More »

Blog Action Day is October 15. Will you participate?  More »

Joyce Hanson joins the Human Countdown to send up a wake-up call to the world about climate change.   More »

Climate change experts predict which cities are most vulnerable if our seas continue to rise.   More »

The debt clock? That's so passe. Manhattan now has a greenhouse gas clock.  More »

George Monbiot of the Guardian says East v. West is a false debate.   More »

Our future depends on our willingness to reform our energy policy. Big oil companies and their big media collaborators are standing in the way with b  More »

The average person in the US receives 11 pieces of junk mail per week. How many trees would be saved, and how much carbon could be offset were this ju  More »

Now is a good time to freshen up on some basic considerations for drivers AND cyclists as we share the road.  More »

The National Research Council reminds us that we need to make changes, pronto.  More »