Climate Change on Townhall

Using Earth’s Blessings To Better Mankind and Planet Mon May 14

David Legates

Although he has rarely been willing to discuss or debate energy or environmental issues with those who do not share his views, environmentalist David Suzuki frequently challenges them on other grounds. In his recent article, “Religious Right is wrong about climate change,” Suzuki claims that some US and Canadian scientists hold religious views that are anti-science. ... more
EU nations get cold feet over climate change fund Mon May 7

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Panetta Beats War Drums on Climate Change Sun May 6

Marita Noon

President Obama campaigned with the promise that he would slow the rise of the oceans and enact cap-and-trade legislation. Talk of manmade climate change was central to his election efforts. Now we know it will still be a part of the re-election rhetoric. ... more
Aspen Ski Area rallies to highlight climate change Sat May 5

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Summary Box: The downside of nuclear-free Japan Fri May 4

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Major Threat to National Defense: Climate Change Fri May 4

Katie Pavlich
App depicts impact of climate change on planet Mon Apr 30

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Peru is latest developing nation to adopt climate change initiative Thu Apr 26

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Cuddly Symbols Not Cooperating in Climate Panic Tue Apr 24

Mona Charen

In a better world, debates about science -- and nearly everything else -- would be conducted without resort to demagoguery, sentimentality, cynical manipulation, or hysteria. In the world we inhabit, those tactics are dismayingly routine. Still, the great weakness of overwrought predictions of doom is that they can be checked. ... more
NASA Scientist: Climate Change Is a Moral Matter, Like Slavery Sat Apr 7

Erika Johnsen
Sippin' on Coal and Rum Mon Apr 2

Katie Kieffer

Coal is my lifestyle. Coal allows me to turn darkness into light at the flip of a switch. Coal allows me to brew a cup of coffee, toast a bagel and pour a class of refrigerated orange juice in minutes. Coal lets me text friends and find directions from my fully-charged iPhone. Coal grants me the ability to use machines to wash and dry my week’s laundry pile while I run on my treadmill. ... more
Study: Birds adjusting slowly to climate change Tue Mar 27

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Shell says being sued for causing climate change Thu Mar 15

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ADB: Climate change could spawn mass migrations Tue Mar 13

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'Fakegate' Follows 'Climategate' Wed Mar 7

Peter Ferrara

About every four years, the United Nation's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) produces a voluminous Assessment Report (AR) on the state of global warming science, such as it is. Two years after each AR, the IPCC produces an updating Interim Report. ... more
Va. court halts quest for climate change emails Fri Mar 2

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What? Melting Sea Ice Causing Massive Blizzards as a Result of Climate Change Wed Feb 29

Katie Pavlich
Caribbean to use loans to ready for climate change Mon Feb 27

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Durban Climate Change Conference Promises UN Court Oversight Thu Feb 23

Shannon Goessling

The world community stepped away from the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Durban, South Africa two short months ago with promises that all nations will submit to the climate control supremacy of the UN – by 2020. ... more
The Cornered Rats of Climate Change Thu Feb 23

Marita Noon

While polls show that taking action to fight climate change is off the radar of most Americans, the behavior of the theory’s advocates is even more telling. They are behaving like "cornered rats"—taking extreme actions to protect their turf. ... more
Cornell prof: Warming climate favors NY soybeans Tue Feb 21

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Storm over climate change among weather forecasters Thu Feb 2

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Growing Global Warming 'Heresy' in the Scientific Community Fri Jan 27

Erika Johnsen
Britain ranks top risks posed by climate change Thu Jan 26

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U.N. sustainable development summit shifts from climate change Tue Jan 24

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