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Climate change in America’s classrooms
A conversation with Climate Leader John Zavalney This month, the first national science standards in over a decade were released [...]
Kids Can See It, Why Can’t We?
Our short video Kids Can See It, Why Can’t We? from 24 Hours of Reality: The Dirty Weather Report, won [...]
What Can You Do about Climate Change? Become a Climate Leader
The Climate Reality Project is hosting two Climate Reality Leadership Corps trainings this summer. We wanted to bring two exceptional [...]
The Insurance Costs of Carbon Pollution
A groundbreaking new study by Ceres, a global advocate for sustainability in leadership whose Investor Network on Climate Risk manages $11 trillion in assets, reveals that most insurers aren’t prepared for climate change.
The Price of Carbon
It’s past time for a real conversation about carbon pollution, and how much we are already paying. We know what’s happening, and we know why. But when talk finally turns to solutions, we always hear the same refrain: We can’t afford to do anything about climate change. The reality is that what we really can’t afford to do is nothing.
Why I Am Pro Snow
An atypically warm winter here and there is common – at least it’s what I expect. However, in the last five to ten years I have seen that warm winters are happening way too often. Whether or not you care to admit it, it is affecting us all. Daily. Shrinking ice caps, bare peaks, shorter winters, and less skiing to name a few.
Reality Drop: A New Way to Fight Climate Denial
After the hottest year on record in the continental U.S. in 2012, coupled with a number of devastating dirty weather [...]
We ♥ the EPA
Today, Lisa Jackson says goodbye to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the federal agency she ran for four years. We’d like to thank former Administrator Jackson for her service. But oh heck, we’re not shy: Consider this a bit of a Valentine’s Day card to Ms. Jackson and the entire EPA.
The State of Our Climate: 5 Things to Watch for in the State of the Union
Tonight’s State of the Union address by President Obama will be yet another critical moment for the President’s legacy as he begins his final four years in elected office, including President Obama’s vision for addressing climate change will have repercussions that will be felt for generations. For climate watchers, recent comments by the President, most recently during his Inaugural Address, are the clearest indication yet that the President intends to shape his legacy around action on climate change. Here is a primer on some key things to watch for and consider during tonight’s speech.