Sure, the Earth is facing serious problems, but there is plenty of reason for hope. That’s why we need to counter the ‘climate doomers,’ who are spreading panic (and apathy) with their fatalism. From the World Wildlife Federation. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Climate data for May showed that for the 12th straight month temperatures across the globe reached record highs. Even so, carbon dioxide emissions continue to rise at alarming rates. Discover magazine reports. (Photo: iphoneography, Creative Commons)
Climate change due to fossil fuel consumption is the biggest problem. No surprise there! But how about the others? The next 14 may send chills down your back, even as they raise your awareness — and anger. Earth.org reports.
Who are Lutherans Restoring Creation? It’s a grassroots movement to help God’s people learn about how — and why — we should care for the one and only planet God has given us. Lots of excellent resources to explore.
Climate change is intensifying natural disasters. 2023 set a record for the number of weather disasters that cost $1 billion or more. The National Wildlife Federation explores. (Photo: Takvar, Creative Commons)
Through disinformation, lobbying and shady “advocacy,” green energy opponents are seeking to halt wind, solar and other renewable energy projects. The Sierra Club magazine reports. (Photo: PublicDomainPictures)
Take a bite out of climate change! Agriculture, particularly meat production, is a major contributor to climate change. A simpler diet is healthier for the planet — and you! The U.N. reports. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Americans throw away 27.5 billion disposable diapers a year, resulting in tens of millions of tons of waste. Moreover, scientists have found potentially harmful chemicals in disposables. Green America suggests cloth diapers. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Not for the first time, California has been hit by an “atmospheric river” that has caused widespread flooding and deaths. But what is this phenomenon, that typically has twice the regular flow of the Amazon? U.S. News Reports. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Compared to a flight to a destination and a stay in a fancy hotel, cruise-ship vacations emit about twice as much total greenhouse gas. Emissions are high despite the cruise industry’s efforts to bring more efficiency to their fleet. (Photo: Creative Commons)
