Things categorized as 'Environmental journalism'
Posted on July 9th by Tom Yulsman.
At the G-8 summit in L'Aquila, Italy today, leaders of the world's 16 biggest polluters failed to reach agreement on specific targets for reducing emissions of greenhouse gases.
The failure ...
Posted on March 18th by Tom Yulsman.
New research published in Nature suggests the West Antarctic Ice Sheet is vulnerable to collapse from global warming, but if it happens it would likely take place over ...
Posted on March 3rd by Tom Yulsman.
After weeks of blogging it out with perfervid advocates on both side of the climate policy debate, I feel as if I've been slogging through a thorn thicket growing in ...
Posted on March 2nd by Tom Yulsman.
Update 9:30 p.m., 3/2/09: Keith Kloor has a marvelous post here on a parallel between the treatment of Andrew Revkin and what William Cronon had to endure from some ...
Posted on February 25th by Tom Yulsman.
Well, not really. In describing Joeseph Romm's withering critique at his Climate Progress blog of Andrew Revkin's climate coverage, that headline is an example of sensationalism and hyperbole.
Of exactly ...
Posted on February 23rd by Tom Yulsman.
UPDATE TO ORIGINAL POST, 2/24/09: See Andrew Revkin's news analysis in the New York Times, here
Natural disasters 1995-2008
In a recent speech to the AAAS, Al Gore said a ...
Posted on January 18th by Deserai.
The Colorado River rushes through Glenwood Canyon in the spring of 2008. At that time, water storage in reservoirs in the Upper Colorado Basin was ...
Posted on January 10th by Tom Yulsman.
This map depicts areas that would be inundated with a sea level rise of 1 meter. (Credit: CReSIS/Haskell Indian Nations University)
A new study published in the journal Climate Dynamics suggests global ...
Posted on January 6th by Tom Yulsman.
Editor’s note: This is the third installment in my open notebook project. As I mentioned in my first post, I’ve been commissioned to write about the future of the ...
Posted on January 5th by Tom Yulsman.
Editor's note: This is the second installment in my open notebook project. As I mentioned in my first post, I've been commissioned to write about the future of the ...
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