In the wake of dire warnings about the future and current threats of global warming and climate change from the US government, the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), and the International Energy Agency (IEA), itās clear that we need to tackle our illogical fossil fuel addiction fast. Itās critical that we tackle this issue
Joe Romm of Climate Progress recently had an interesting post on an email from Environmental Defense Fund President Fred Krupp on āhow we begin to rebuild public support for climate action and the political will to pass climate legislation.ā
I decided to chime in after reading the post with my own 2 cents. Thought Iād share that here.
Since we had plenty of news last Friday and I was heading out of town, I decided to leave our weekly roundup of global weirding and environmental news (that we didnāt already cover) to Monday. Hereās the global weirding portion. Climate: Student Reporters Take on Climate Change and Security Coincidences aboundājust after posting an item
Global warming news of the week (other than what we reported already). Desertification is Greatest Threat to Planet, Expert Warns Desertification and land degradation is āthe greatest environmental challenge of our timeā and āa threat to global wellbeingā, according to the UNās top drylands official, Luc Gnacadja, who says people must be paid via global
