As flooded Houston neighborhoods dry out, residents wonder: Are they worth the risk?
By Peter Whoriskey and Patricia Sullivan,
Patricia Sullivan The Washington Post
HOUSTON — The suburban Houston enclave of Meyerland has long presented a facade of prosperity...
Scripps says climate change may represent “existential” threat to humanity.
There’s a very small but distinct possibility that rapid global warming could pose an “existential threat” to the survival of humans by 2050, UC...
Floods leave Haitian farmers struggling in Irma's wake.
Haiti, one of the world's poorest nations, struggles to feed its population of 10 million, many of whom are subsistence farmersBy Anastasia Moloney
BOGOTA, Sept...
Putting a price tag on the flood-reducing value of wetlands.
With every big coastal storm, attention turns to the role of wetlands in reducing their destructiveness. Quantifying that service, however, is a difficult thing...
Air pollution from industry plagues Houston in Harvey's wake.
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A smokestack rises in the background over the East Houston community of Manchester, Texas, where the air was heavy with what smelled...
Climate change hurts our low-income communities.
There are few places as close to the roots of climate change as my hometown, Richmond, Calif. Trapped...
Trump’s folly.
Op-Ed ColumnistSeptember 13, 2017Thomas L. FriedmanAmerica faces two serious national security threats today that look wildly different but have one core feature in common...
A lesson from Hurricane Irma: Capitalism can’t save the planet – it can only...
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George Monbiot
The perpetual quest for growth drives our economics. That’s why our environment and financial system lurch from crisis to crisis
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Harrowing storms may move climate debate, if not GOP leaders.
By ALEXANDER BURNSSeptember 14, 2017For years, climate change activists have faced a wrenching dilemma: how to persuade people to care about a grave but seemingly far-off...
Monster storms change coastlines, not minds on climate change.
Back-to-back hurricanes fueled by warm Atlantic waters may have altered the coasts of Texas and Florida, but there’s no indication they are shifting the...









