Dot Earth Blog: A New Climate Science Resource from the National Academies
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Dot Earth Blog: An Earth Scientist Explores the Biggest Climate Threat: Fear
A veteran earth scientist pushes back against dystopian depictions of global warming and the human response.
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Dot Earth Blog: Can Comment Blitzes Influence Climate Views, or Policy?
In a new tactic, climate campaigners aim to flood the comment zone when global warming is news.
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Dot Earth Blog: Tough Truths from China on CO2 and Climate
A top Chinese climate policy official does the math showing why China will not be sharply cutting greenhouse gas emissions any time soon.
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Dot Earth Blog: A Communications Scholar Analyzes Bill McKibben's Path on Climate
A long, deep look at the strategy and tactics of Bill McKibben, the ultramarathoner of climate campaigners.
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Dot Earth Blog: Is There Room for Varied Approaches to Energy and Climate Progress?
"My way or the highway" environmentalism and the Keystone pipeline fight.
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Dot Earth Blog: More on a Sensitive Climate Question
A fresh look at studies finding a less potent warming from the continuing buildup of greenhouse gases.
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Dot Earth Blog: Energy Agreement Hidden by Climate Disputes
Self-described conservatives eschew efficient light bulbs when they come with green messages.
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Dot Earth Blog: Who's Escaping Climate Change 'Mire and Muck'?
A radio show tries to find a route around conventional thinking on global warming.
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Dot Earth Blog: Obama's Path from Rhetoric to Reality on Energy and Climate
Exploring how President Obama can move from rhetoric to real-world action on energy and climate.
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Climate Change Belongs In Classrooms, Say New National Science Education Guidelines
Only 1 in 5 students currently say they understand climate change from what they learned in school. New nationwide science-education standards are coming soon, and they’ll include a lesson plan that should help the next generation of youngsters understand the world they will grow up in. These new standards will recommend that American students learn about climate change....
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