Conserving, protecting, and restoring wetland habitats is a positive step within reach of local, state, and federal government policies.
Month: January 2021
1963 and 2021: Then and Now
The date was April 16th of 1963, and Martin Luther King, Jr. sent out his now-famous “Letter from Birmingham Jail.”
Running our Cities on Clean Energy
Clean regional power generation will be required for most cities to make significant progress towards running on 100 percent clean energy.
The Bengal Delta
The Sundarbans, on the leading, seaward edge of the Bengal Delta, are disappearing. But with the Sundarbans also goes the heat of Bangladesh.
The Time for Half-Truths Passed on January 6th
American Sedition goes Mainstream The events of January 6, 2021 laid bare a wound in our democracy as 147 members of Congress openly expressed their tacit support for a movement bent on attacking the constitutional foundations of our country. A mob of thousands descended on the United States Capitol Building with the intent of preventing Read More…
Climate Change and Shelter
A strategy to maintain the status quo is a road to failure. Climate change is not an existential threat unless we collectively decide to let it be.
Climate Change and Water
Climate change affects the distribution of water on our continents. There will be winners and losers as water resources become scarce
Climate Change and Food
Small changes in food availability or cost have life-and-death consequences for half of the people on our planet.