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by Sue Landau | 10 Aug 2017 | Climate change, Donald Trump
By Sue Landau Half a century after the Summer of Love, we are living a Summer of Fear. Numerous studies and articles foreseeing climate disaster are raining down as the Northern Hemisphere tries to forget its cares amid heatwaves and weird weather. Will the prophesies...
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by News Decoder | 13 Jul 2017 | Americas, Climate change, Discovery, Environment, United States
By Carolyn Woodruff Science Magazine published an article last month by a team of scientists and public policy researchers examining the economic costs of climate change on each of the 50 U.S. states. Their conclusion? States in the South will suffer more economic...
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by Sue Landau | 21 Jun 2017 | Climate change
By Sue Landau Now that we have cheap renewable energy, a full-blown industrial revolution is waiting in the wings, propelled by the need to slow climate change. Just as the gasoline car banished horses and carriages from our roads, the electric car will drive its...
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by News Decoder | 21 Dec 2016 | Climate change, Donald Trump, Environment, School Year Abroad, Student Posts, United States
This article was a runner-up in the high school category of News-Decoder’s second essay/reporting contest. By Kate Curry While the United States ponders the domestic implications of Donald Trump’s election victory, the rest of the world is anxious about...
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by Sue Landau | 6 Dec 2016 | Climate change, Donald Trump, United States
By Sue Landau Just when the world had taken a huge step forward in the life-or-death fight against global warming, a man who has denied climate change was elected U.S. president. Donald Trump’s victory cast a pall over the recent United Nations Climate...
