Rex Tillerson tells us we can adapt, but what that adaptation really entails is reclaiming our democracy and wresting control from the corporate interests that have a stranglehold on our government. If you think it’s time to be piloting Spaceship Earth, then join us in Washington this month.

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At a time when the EPA repeatedly comes under attack for keeping Americans safe and healthy, this decision was a huge win. Let’s do our part by continuing to support the strong federal limits on carbon pollution, and share your voice here.

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This is the second part of our interview with Alejandro del Mazo, Climate Leader for the Climate Reality Project and [...]

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A few days ago, the United Nations Earth Summit 2012 concluded in Rio, 20 years after the first summit in 1992. The UN officially billed this conference as the one that would deliver to us a clear road map to the future we want. Now that the conference has wrapped up, the consensus seems to be that political leaders from around the world failed to move nations in the right direction. But that’s not the whole story.

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This morning several Climate Reality staffers and I made the short walk over to the Environmental Protection Agency headquarters to drop off more than 105,000 comments in support of the new carbon pollution standard.

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On June 5, Mexico President Felipe Calderon signed historic legislation to combat climate change. To learn more about the law, we spoke with Alejandro del Mazo, a Representative in the Lower House of the Federal Mexican Congress, the Chairman of the Special Committee on Climate Change, and President of the Civil Service Committee. We’re proud that he is also a Climate Leader who is trained to give presentations for The Climate Reality Project.

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Let’s rewind the clock just 10 years. The Detroit Red Wings had just won the Stanley Cup. Pluto was still a planet. Gasoline cost just $1.40 a gallon. And all-electric vehicles were barely a glimmer on the horizon.

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The Navy’s plan to demonstrate the capabilities of the “Great Green Fleet,” an entire aircraft strike group run entirely on advanced biofuels and other low-carbon sources, may never take off. Last week, the Senate Armed Services Committee voted to put major restrictions on the Navy’s purchase of alternative fuels.

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This year, Americans have experienced the warmest spring on record , and as we enter summer we’re continuing to see record-high temperatures all across the country.

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David Goldstein, a climate activist who was shocked and angered by Heartland’s bizarre ad campaign, decided to do something about it. just over a week ago, he single-handedly launched his own campaign, renting another Clear Channel billboard in Minneapolis

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