Is Sarah Silverman comedy’s new climate champion?
Finding humor in climate change isn’t easy (trust us!). That’s especially true this week, when U.N. scientists handed the world a big, scary report saying we’re on the road to…
Author: Kate Yoder
Florida has it all: Hurricanes, toxic algae, and stifling heat
No one really knew what would happen when Hurricane Michael hit Florida’s red tide. The toxic algae bloom has plagued Florida’s Gulf Coast this year, killing fish, turning away tourists,…
Carbon tax debate: Nobels and IPCC vs. Trump and Doug Ford
Apologies, future generations: The world has been totally slacking on carbon taxes. And the Nobel prize committee may be trying to give us a hint. The panel awarded its latest…
Florence stirs up a debate about how we talk about hurricanes
At Hurricane Florence’s peak of intensity on September 10, its winds roared to 130 mph. But as the Category 4 storm approached the Carolinas, those gusts weakened. When it made…