This is the story of two scientists. Their search began five years ago with a single radiocarbon clue from the ocean floor. It led over many continents and seas, to…
How the climate catastrophists learned to stop worrying and love the calm
Fairweather friends of the planet: climate journalism’s abrupt swing from apocalypse to dreamland
The poetry of Robinson Jeffers finds new relevance in the age of climate catastrophe
If it seems as though the world’s on fire, that’s because it is. Wildfires are starting earlier in the dry season and burning for longer. As of October 2017, European…
How mega-fires—and the blinkered perspectives demanding flawed management of them—are raising the stakes for everyone
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