The most terrifying case of all is about to be heard by the US supreme court | Steven Donziger
By The Guardian
If the court upholds the rogue ‘Independent…
➔ iHow whiteness poses the greatest threat to US democracy | Steve Phillips
By The Guardian
People forget that championing whiteness is what…
➔ iEndorsement: Rick Chavez Zbur for Assembly
By Los Angeles Times
Zbur's background in environmental policy and…
➔ iOne-sided social-media censorship: YouTube proves the point
By New York Post
“I’d like to thank YouTube for making our…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: Looking for a 'green' burial? Donate your body to science
By Los Angeles Times
Human composting may be environmentally friendly,…
➔ iThe hidden truths about your electric car
By American Thinker
What are the financial and environmental…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Philip Larkin at 100: a lasting gift | Editorial
By The Guardian
Whatever we may feel about the man, some things…
➔ iNotable & Quotable: Defund Everybody
By The Wall Street Journal
‘Social workers are, thanks to very nature of…
➔ iHow to prevent deadly wildfires? Stop fighting fires.
By The Washington Post
Fire is nature’s way of renewing wilderness...
➔ iWe need to be told the true climate cost of Schumer and Manchin’s pipeline side deal | David…
By The Guardian
Democrats hailed the Inflation Reduction Act as a…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Pakistan’s floods: life in the aftermath | Editorial
By The Guardian
The images of raging torrents were frightening…
➔ iOp-Ed: How should we do research on human nature?
By Los Angeles Times
Talking about biology and human nature is…
➔ iBorder Wall Construction Resumes Under President Joe Biden
By The Intercept
The Biden administration laid out its plans to…
➔ iCommentary: Driving an EV does not make you pro-environment
By Los Angeles Times
Replacing one kind of car for another isn't…
➔ iEthereum’s big breakthrough shows crypto has hope — but a long way to go
By The Washington Post
Can cryptocurrencies overcome their big problems…
➔ iHow ‘social justice’ is corrupting science
By New York Post
Nature Human Behavior, one of the most…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Sweden’s election: enter the radical right
By The Guardian
Mainstream parties have allowed the Sweden…
➔ iThe Guardian view on a Tory nightmare: ministers out of step with the crown | Editorial
By The Guardian
Liz Truss might rue a previous Conservative…
➔ iEnd the Exception: Senator Merkley Calls for Passage of the Abolition Amendment to End Legalized…
By MoveOn.org
WASHINGTON, DC – Yesterday, Oregon’s U.S...
➔ iEgypt to Host Big U.N. Climate Summit While Muzzling Environmental Activists
By Foreign Policy
COP27 will put Biden’s human rights agenda on a…
➔ iThe wrong Battery Park City resiliency plan
By New York Daily News
It has been said, “In nature there are neither…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: We're killing lawns while decrying asphalt playgrounds. See the disconnect?
By Los Angeles Times
Our solution to the problems humans create is to…
➔ iA Defense-Spending Renaissance in Poland
By The Wall Street Journal
Warsaw’s new long-term military goals are the…
➔ iHope is a tiny thing with feathers
By New York Daily News
“Respect nature, man,” scolds a teenager in…
➔ iAs disruption persists, digital investment will drive efficiency and profitability - comment
By The Jerusalem Post
In today’s high-cost environment, leaning into…
➔ iThe U.S. has a new climate law. Now comes the hard part.
By The Washington Post
This is a signal moment in the struggle against…
➔ iWhy Conservative Voters Support Liberal Ballot Measures
By FiveThirtyEight
Democrat and former state Rep. Mary Peltola won…
➔ iWhy Trump’s Presence In The Midterms Is Risky For The GOP
By FiveThirtyEight
Upset Democratic special election wins in Alaska…
➔ iPolitics Podcast: Why Sarah Palin Lost
By FiveThirtyEight
Democrat and former state Rep. Mary Peltola won…
➔ iHogan’s plan is a step closer to relieving commuters’ misery in Maryland
By The Washington Post
The Maryland governor's signature transportation…
➔ iTommy Caldwell: Supporting outdoor recreation has never been more crucial
By The Denver Post
Our public lands depend on the recreation…
➔ iThe MTA admits congestion pricing won’t cut traffic everywhere — but will do it anyway
By New York Post
The federal environmental review predicts The…
➔ iYes, Special Elections Really Are Signaling A Better-Than-Expected Midterm For Democrats
By FiveThirtyEight
In your typical midterm election with an…
➔ iCan Tim Ryan Really Win Ohio’s Senate Race?
By FiveThirtyEight
Ohio is the type of Senate race that Democrats…
➔ iMeet the U.N.’s New Caribbean-Born Climate Czar
By Foreign Policy
Former Grenadian Environment Minister Simon…
➔ iThe Guardian view on rare earths: mining them can’t cost the Earth | Editorial
By The Guardian
It will be no good if in transitioning to climate…
➔ iNew York’s booming whale population is just one sign of America’s environmental progress
By New York Post
Gotham Whale researchers have spotted more than…
➔ iMitch McConnell greatly damaged US democracy with quiet, chess-like moves | Gary Gerstle
By The Guardian
While Trump’s coup attempt may have failed,…
➔ iAbcarian: Water, water everywhere, and L.A. lets it go to waste. What we need to do to keep it
By Los Angeles Times
The answer to our water woes? Capturing storm…
➔ iHow fighting over grammar can help fix a divided America
By Los Angeles Times
Chats at my pop-up grammar advice stand are…
➔ iThe Guardian view on ancient trees: natural monuments need protecting | Editorial
By The Guardian
Trees that have been standing for hundreds or…
➔ iHow the Democrats Finally Got It Done
By Slate
The journey to pass a signature climate, health…
➔ iThe inconvenient truth of electric vehicles
By American Thinker
Maybe the environmentalists out there can…
➔ iManchin Rides Alone on Environmental Permitting
By The Wall Street Journal
No other Democrat voted to override an onerous…
➔ iHow ending Roe will hurt American teenagers
By New York Daily News
When Roe was overturned, a teenage girl I treat…
➔ iWorld Economic Forum attacks idea of private property, natural rights
By American Thinker
You know what else would harm the environment?…
➔ iThe Guardian view on fishing: marine protection should mean what it says | Editorial
By The Guardian
By allowing destructive dredging and…
➔ iThis heatwave is a reminder that grass lawns are terrible for the environment | Akin Olla
By The Guardian
Lawns and gardens account for 60% of household…
➔ iThe Political Environment Might Be Improving For Democrats
By FiveThirtyEight
As was the case when we launched the forecast a…
➔ iHumanity can’t equivocate any longer. This is a climate emergency | Rebecca Solnit and Terry…
By The Guardian
The climate emergency has been declared over and…
➔ iSharkflation!
By The Wall Street Journal
Not every environmental change is a sign of the…
➔ iDestroying the Environment Is a War Crime, Too
By Foreign Policy
Beneath the human catastrophe Russia has…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Russian gas: a compelling reason to go green | Editorial
By The Guardian
Vladimir Putin’s cynical extortion makes as…
➔ iHow Environmental Activists and Reviews Can Worsen Wildfires
By The Wall Street Journal
An undergrowth of red tape and litigation stands…
➔ iThe Yankees’ Aaron Judge proves that home runs are still America’s signature sports play
By New York Post
New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge remains…
➔ iIf Biden isn’t willing to really fight the climate crisis, he shouldn’t run in 2024 | Daniel…
By The Guardian
His latest climate defeat has affirmed what…
➔ iOpinion: When will the environmental community embrace our Latino culture, our community, and our…
By The Denver Post
Why, even though Latinos have such a strong,…
➔ iTo Make Cities Safer, Add Trees
By The American Conservative
The lifelessness and criminal behavior in our…
➔ iWhy Democrats Are Disillusioned Over Climate Change
By FiveThirtyEight
Welcome to Pollapalooza, our weekly polling…
➔ iHow The Supreme Court Undermined Biden’s Climate Change Agenda
By FiveThirtyEight
The Supreme Court has made it harder for the…
➔ iNotable & Quotable: Maryland
By The Wall Street Journal
‘Trump provided one of his powerful, signature…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: The math shows this George Gascón recall effort is doomed
By Los Angeles Times
A probability expert explains that it's nearly…
➔ iAcross the world, environmentalists leave only misery in their wake
By New York Post
The greens are rapidly making up ground on the…
➔ iWant to save the planet? Eat protein from mushrooms and algae instead of red meat | Adrienne Matei
By The Guardian
Replacing 20% of our meat with microbial protein…
➔ iThe Guardian view on controlling grey squirrels: a question of balance | Editorial
By The Guardian
New methods for tackling their spread hold out…
➔ iIgnore the greenies: Offshore drilling produces not just oil but fish — and lots of them
By New York Post
It’s not just badly needed oil these rigs…
➔ iHow to Feed the Planet
By Foreign Policy
It is possible to protect nature and provide…
➔ iThe Dutch Farmers’ Uprising
By The American Conservative
The protests in the Netherlands are about not…
➔ iNicholas Goldberg: Hate the Supreme Court? Our problems actually start with the Constitution
By Los Angeles Times
Lots of Americans are angry about recent court…
➔ iEmbrace the Declaration’s bigger, radical theme
By New York Daily News
When the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade,…
➔ iThe US norms the supreme court targeted this term all came from the same era | Bill McKibben and…
By The Guardian
This is an attack on the epic social, political…
➔ iAside from climate alarmists, Mother Nature is doing just fine
By American Thinker
A pair of news reports, ripped straight from the…
➔ iThe Supreme Court just left the Earth to burn
By New York Daily News
In the long shadow of the abortion ruling,…
➔ iThe significance of the Supreme Court’s EPA decision
By New York Daily News
Having taken on abortion and gun rights in…
➔ iSCOTUS’ EPA ruling is a small but hopeful sign for economy
By New York Post
Climate activism has done major harm to the…
➔ iThe US supreme court has declared war on the Earth’s future | Kate Aronoff
By The Guardian
In a major environmental case, the court has made…
➔ iSupreme Court strikes a blow on bureaucrats
By New York Post
The Supreme Court finally stomped on the EPA for…
➔ iThe Supreme Court just upended environmental law at the worst possible moment
By The Washington Post
Its decision tying the hands of the EPA to…
➔ iThe US supreme court just made yet another devastating decision for humanity | Peter Kalmus
By The Guardian
The EPA ruling means it may now be mathematically…
➔ iOp-Ed: Another devastating Supreme Court decision — this time for the environment and public…
By Los Angeles Times
Even in the face of clear threats to public…
➔ iLiberals are more likely to be maladjusted wet blankets: Here’s the proof
By New York Post
Leftists are miserable by nature, even if some of…
➔ iThe Guardian view on imminent disaster in Yemen: it can be prevented | Editorial
By The Guardian
A decaying oil tanker threatens a massive spill...
➔ iEditorial: California has a chance to lead the nation on cutting plastic trash. If we don't blow it
By Los Angeles Times
Environmentalists and industry representatives…
➔ iElitist environmentalists hate the working class
By New York Post
America's skyrocketing oil gas and electricity…
➔ iRace to the Bottom: Deep Sea Mining Is the Next Frontier
By Foreign Policy
The untapped trove of metals on the ocean floor…
➔ iLithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda: Now is the time to make NATO even stronger
By The Washington Post
The alliance must adapt to a radically changed…
➔ iBusiness beware, ‘stakeholder’ capitalism is parasitic progressivism
By The Washington Post
ESG (environmental, social and governance)…
➔ iTeam Biden's Endless Campaign to Make Energy Expensive
By The Wall Street Journal
Former SEC officials blast the agency’s effort…
➔ iCities are banning new gas stations. More should join them | Nathan Taft
By The Guardian
Gas stations are environmental liabilities and…
➔ iIf we want to fight cancer, we should tax the companies that cause it | Jon Whelan and Alexandra…
By The Guardian
We tax cigarettes and sodas because they’re bad…
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"Always vote for principle, though you may vote alone, and you may cherish the sweetest reflection that your vote is never lost."
- John Quincy Adams
"I know in my heart that man is good. That what is right will always eventually triumph. And there’s purpose and worth to each and every life."
- Ronald Reagan