The current price the U.S. government places on carbon dioxide emitted today is too low because it ignores things we know are linked to a changing climate that aren’t so easily quantifiable.
As climate change impacts increase, so does the need for getting smart about cutting carbon pollution. It is equally urgent that we super charge efforts to manage the risks associated with the impacts we cannot avoid
Early and sustained dialogue among diverse stakeholders will increase the chances of geoengineering research being handled responsibly, equitably, and cooperatively.
There is no doubt that certain regions of the United States experienced unbearably cold temperatures this winter. But that’s no reason to doubt the overwhelming evidence about climate change.
As I see it, methane pollution from the oil and gas industry is a lot like kids and vegetables. Reducing it is good for them, but we have to have a rule that requires them to do it.
