What You Can Do Even if You Can’t March for Science on Earth Day
To ignore Earth Day “is to surrender to an ideology that has turned mere environmental indifference into a moral nihilism.”
To ignore Earth Day “is to surrender to an ideology that has turned mere environmental indifference into a moral nihilism.”
A little over a year ago some high-level person in ISIS penned a treatise explaining precisely what Western nations (America) should do to aid in the terror group’s recruitment efforts. As sure as the Sun rises in the East, Donald Trump took the terror organization’s pleas for help to heart and has religiously followed every…
No matter what Ivanka says, daddy Don’s W.H. “is shaping up to be a bleak wasteland of climate denial and Koch-funded fossil fuel cronyism.”
ExxonMobil is the second leading oil corporation to publicly admit that climate change is real, following Shell Oil’s admission in March
According to Nobel-winning economist Paul Krugman, Republicans will go to any length to stop American involvement in a climate deal and will hasten the world population’s demise in the process; left alone the planet will fix itself in a few centuries. Krugman’s assessment is incomplete; there is more motivation behind Republican opposition to saving the Earth’s population than simply rejecting science.
You’d expect an interview with a climate scientist; you get an interview with a political scientist instead, one well paid by the denialists