Corporate interests compromise the Interior Department
California Is on Fire. Trump’s Solution: Rakes? America’s largest state is suffering one of
its worst climate catastrophes to date, but the president refuses to see the
obvious.
Losing Paradise
Put people before fossils
The Fire This Time: California’s Camp Fire is a
reckoning, an alarm shrieking that our leaders won’t save us from climate
change—but perhaps we can.
Trump’s Wall May Threaten Thousands of Plant and Animal
Species on the U.S.–Mexico Border
The region—called the Sky Islands—harbors more than 7,000
species, many of which struggle to cross human-made obstructions
What Will It Take to Stop Trump From Bulldozing Most Diverse
Butterfly Center for Border Wall Section Already Funded?
First Nations declare war on Canadian Prime Minister
Justin Trudeau: “They are declaring war on our people because we have said no.
We have said no, no passage. You cannot bring this pipeline through our lands,”
Another giant has left us: the Sumatran rhino is extinct
in the wild in Sabah
Living with Geoengineering: Injecting sulfate aerosols
into the stratosphere would cool the planet considerably, so what’s holding us
back? Quite a few things.
Opinion Why isn't the media covering climate change all
day, every day?
Earth Over the Brink
Climate Sanity—How We Get There from Here: The path out
of this nightmare is relatively clear—and communities on the frontlines are
leading the way.
On the Line: A Bright REDD+ Line: Indigenous peoples
fight schemes to buy and sell their land in the name of a climate change
‘solution.’
Smoking Gun: Incredibly Stupid Things Donald Trump Has
Said About Climate Change
There've been a few . . .
Saving Climate Changelandia: In the nation’s ‘laboratory’
for land loss, Louisiana fishermen are innovating their way to survival.
Those Who Suffer Most: With climate crises at home, a
network of South Asians in the U.S. are holding their adopted country
accountable.
Moving On: Forty years ago, an epic flood pushed a tiny
Wisconsin village to a new place on the map. In the age of climate change, it’s
a model for the nation.
What Response to Climate Change Gives You Hope? Movement leaders tells us about communities
making concrete change in the face of planetary crisis.
The Hope of Harvesting: At the epicenter for climate
injustice, Nicaraguans plant solutions.
Catching a Wave: What will it take to create a public for
the ocean?
‘Do The Right Thing Anyway’: Climate journalist Dahr
Jamail finds his own kind of hope.
Plastics on Hurricane Alley: A post-Harvey development
frenzy in Texas opens up another front in the fight against fossil fuels.
Emptying the Cages: A new book envisions the end of
animal factory farming and all the suffering it causes.
‘We Are Facing a National and Planetary Crisis’: An
excerpt from a new book by Bernie Sanders.
‘I Know There’s a Path’: San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz
on a post-Maria Puerto Rico in which residents are trained for transformation.
Maeve in America: Why I'm a Tree Hugger. The first tree huggers were incredibly brave.
Is the Great Barrier Reef on the Mend?
Update: Six barges carrying coal have sunk into the Ohio
River. The sunken barges are spilling
tons of coal into the water
POPULATION NEWS AND DEMOGRAPHIC TRENDS with Population
Connection magazine
LACKING BIRTH CONTROL OPTIONS, DESPERATE VENEZUELAN WOMEN
TURN TO STERILIZATION AND ILLEGAL ABORTION
AS VENEZUELA’S HEALTH SYSTEM CRUMBLES, PREGNANT WOMEN
FLEE TO COLOMBIA
SLOWING THE “REPRODUCTIVE TREADMILL” IN RURAL VENEZUELA:
THE TURIMIQUIRE FOUNDATION STORY
SLOWING THE “REPRODUCTIVE TREADMILL” IN RURAL VENEZUELA:
THE TURIMIQUIRE FOUNDATION STORY
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR of Population Connection DECEMBER
2018
IN THE NEWS in Population Connection DECEMBER 2018
REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS HANG IN THE BALANCE AS 2019 NEARS
A TOUGH 2018 MEANS WE’LL FIGHT EVEN HARDER IN 2019
EMPOWERING TEENS: NEW ACTIVISM TOOLKIT FROM POPED
EDITORIAL EXCERPTS DECEMBER 2018
Economists Who Changed Thinking on Climate Change Win
Nobel Prize: The ideas of William Nordhaus and Paul Romer have shaped today's
policies on greenhouse gas emissions
The Green New Deal Is Good for the Planet—and the
Democratic Party: Democrats can no longer get away with offering milquetoast
solutions.
Trump Denies What Farmers Already Know: Rains are Heavier
Every Year. Trouble is, practices aren’t
changing as fast as the climate. If simple and affordable conservation methods
were adopted, productivity loss could be minimized. Eventually, they will have
to be.
Astronomy Calendar of Celestial Events for Calendar Year
2019
Farmers Won’t Like Climate Change, and Neither Will You
Trump’s methane rule rollback burns the natural gas
bridge: Without emissions regulations, the ‘clean’ fossil fuel is as dirty as
coal.
Pray for the Dead. Fight like Hell for the Living
Researchers conduct first-ever global-scale evaluation of
the role soil minerals in carbon storage
Hothouse Earth Is Merely the Beginning of the End: Not
the end of the planet, but maybe the end of its human inhabitants
In nature, a bit of solace at the end
Greenhouse Gas Emissions Accelerate Like a ‘Speeding
Freight Train’ in 2018
Daytime traffic amid smog in Beijing on Sunday. China
produces 27 percent of global carbon emissions, the most of any country.
Wilderness Deserves to Be Left Alone: Humans should keep
their hands off the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Mr. Trump, Tear Down This Wall! President's proposed border wall is an
environmental, human rights nightmare
Generation X Author Douglas Coupland Turns Ocean Trash
Into Art: The artist reimagines the Great Pacific Garbage Patch and sends it on
tour
Rocks Hold the Key to the History, and Future, of the
Planet: A geologist digs for the story of Earth's evolution
Inside the Dark World of the Animal-Parts Market: Rachel
Love Nuwer's "Poached" investigates the extinction business
How Do Dogs Affect the Environment? Mr. Green digs around for the answer
Indigenous Activist and Cancer Survivor Works for a Just
Transition: Kandi Mossett helps tribes transition to a sustainable future
Uber and Lyft Could Free Us From Cars—Or Kill Public
Transit: Ride-hailing companies promised to revolutionize transportation, but
it's just getting worse
WRISE Opens New Doors for Women in Solar and Wind:
Kristen Graf says more women in the field is key
A Group of Young Afghan Women Reach New Heights Trekking
in Nepal: Three teens from Kabul reach personal summits while mountaineering
Is Bringing New Wolves to Isle Royale National Park
"Restocking the Zoo"?
Sometimes wilderness just can't take care of itself
The Last Stand of the Last Great Wilderness: The Arctic
National Wildlife Refuge is in jeopardy as never before
Military Moms Find Camaraderie, and Peace, in the
Outdoors: Adventure therapy can help veteran mothers transition to civilian
life
This Lawyer Helped Bring Down Scott Pruitt: Justine
Thompson Cowan and Sierra Club attorneys uncovered mind-bending scandals
The Aloha State Paves the Way for a Clean Energy Future:
Hawaii is riding a clean energy wave
Learning How to Speak with My Ancestors: I learned
Alutiiq, my native tongue; now I am a whole person
Hope for the Best and Prepare for the... Climate adaptation will have to take a number
of different forms
We Need to Halt Greenhouse Gas Emissions While Also
Preparing for a Hotter Planet: At this point in time, we have no choice but to
adapt and prepare for climate change
There Is No Planet B: It's up to us to craft the shape of
the future
Can We Help Our Forests Prepare for Climate Change? And if we can, what's the right way to do it?
Future Farming: High-tech agriculture may be the key to
feeding a growing human population
Jump to navigation: How to Pack a Go Bag. In today's world, everyone needs an emergency
kit next to the front door
Why Do Swiss Villagers Cover a Glacier With a
Blanket? To slow down its pace of
melting. But it's still disappearing anyway.
The Atolls of Arkansas: Doomed by climate change,
Marshall Islanders find a new home in Springdale
What Happens After the Mines Close? In eastern Kentucky, former coal mining towns
are plotting how to reinvent themselves
An Ill Wind: This is what it looks like when a violent
dust storm hits Phoenix, Arizona
Can South Florida Adapt to Rising Sea Levels Before It's
Too Late? Cities like Miami grapple with
how to make sure adaptation programs serve everyone
How Is the Netherlands Preparing for Sea Level Rise? Floodable parks, salty lettuce, and other
tools for a soggy planet
Here's How Not to Catch Global Warming Fever: How to
protect yourself from climate-related illnesses
Can Phoenix Remain Habitable? You can't crank up the AC forever
To Fix Climate Change, We Need to Understand Time:
Vonnegut was right: We need a "secretary of the future."
Your guess is as good as theirs
Our Freshwater Emergency Is Worse Than You Think: How
blue state governors can address a sprawling national water crisis.
DAVID BUCKEL, AN ENVIRONMENTALIST WHO CAME TO SEE HIS OWN
EXISTENCE AS UNJUST.
Alaska's No Good, Very Dry Winter
The uncontacted tribes of Brazil face genocide under Jair
Bolsonaro
BRUSSELS PARLIAMENT RECOGNISES ANIMALS AS SENTIENT BEINGS
The Only National Park Site Reopening Amid Shutdown Is in
a Trump Hotel
TEN 2018 EXTINCTION AWARDS
Spotted Lanternfly Could Be Worst Invasive Species In 150
Years: International shipping sometimes brings unwanted guests: invasive
species. The latest invader, the spotted lanternfly, threatens fruit and
hardwoods. It's recently spread to Pennsylvania.
'We didn't respond fast enough': Seattle lawmakers warn
New York over Amazon
Council members urge New Yorkers to demand concessions
like labor standards before company gains foothold in city
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