Sea-level Rise, It’s Going to Get You
People know global warming is real and humans are partly to blame, but less than a quarter of them are very or extremely worried about it, according to an Associated […]
Category Archives: climate change
A Conversation with a Colorado Farmer
During a Q&A with third-generation Colorado farmer Jerry Monroe, we discuss how farming has changed during his 30 years of running the farm, climate change, and what he expects for the future.
When Science Isn’t Enough
Tom Veblen has a problem. Through his work as a University of Colorado-Boulder professor of geography and leading researcher on wildfire, he knows the best way to lessen the death […]
Shading Our Cities Against Global Warming
While we talk about “going green” to fight global warming, NASA says our cities should do so literally. By combining data from multiple satellites to model temperature variations, they determined that […]
Living within Our Budgets, Both Money and Carbon
A new year is upon us. This is a time many people like to make resolutions. Should I resolve to look better, be smarter and have more money this year? […]
IPCC Report: Low Carbon Energy Use Needs to Triple by 2100
In some of its strongest language yet, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) said in its Fifth Assessment Synthesis Report released today that unless we do more than we […]
Plugging Methane Leaks Must Be a Priority
Take a look at the image at the top of this post. It shows a map of methane emissions into the atmosphere across most of the U.S., as determined by […]
