CNN, awareness, earth, eco-terrorist, environment, media, movement, nature, news, occupy, tree in environment, news, politics Monday, December 12, 2011 at 12:00PM Panelists debate whether the U.S. is doing enough to heed the warnings of coal industry scientists who say turbines could blow the Earth right into the sun.
Wednesday, September 28, 2011 at 12:00PM There is the same amount of water on Earth today as there was when the dinosaurs roamed. And just less than one percent of the planet's water is available to meet the daily drinking water, sanitation and food needs of nearly 7 billion people and millions of other species. Learn more about water in all its forms and how you can make a difference.
NNational Geographic, Water, access, activism, cycle, earth, environment, fresh, global, local, resource, sustainable in environment, global Saturday, August 27, 2011 at 12:00PM
Thomas Lennon, Ben Garant & Cathy Shim (Reno 911) join Ed Asner & Mindy Sterling to offer a modest, sensible solution for your environmental concerns!
Friday, July 8, 2011 at 12:00PM The web's best climate denial-debunker, Peter Sinclair, is back with another fine video. This one tackles the popular skeptic claim that there have been observed periods in the Earth's history wherein global temperatures rose first and CO2 levels followed suit. So, the skeptics say, if greenhouse gas emissions are supposed to cause temps to rise, why would it get hotter before we see higher concentrations of CO2? Hm? The answer is that skeptics have -- as they often do -- selectively cherry-picked data to "prove" their case. The more complete answer involves a fascinating exploration of Milankovitch cycles, past ice ages, and factors that amplify minor changes in global temperature.
As Sinclair himself describes it, "For a lot of climate deniers, this is their penultimate argument, the master climate crock. They think it's the stroke to end all arguments. It's only the most outrageous and dishonest cherry pick of all time."
It is worth noting that there are indeed some supremely dishonest tactics at the root of many of the primary skeptical arguments against climate change. Good thing we have folks like Sinclair to root them out.
Sunday, May 15, 2011 at 12:00PM In the media landscape there are climate change deniers and believers, but rarely are those speaking about climate change actual climate scientists...
yo....we're climate scientists.. and there's no denying this Climate Change Is REEEEALL..
Who's a climate scientist..
I'm a climate scientist..
Not a cleo finalist
No a climate scientist
Droppin facts all over this wax
While bitches be crying about a carbon tax
Climate change is caused by people
Earth Unlike Alien Has no sequel
We gotta move fast or we'll be forsaken,
Cause we were too busy suckin dick Copenhagen: (Politician)
I said Burn! it's hot in here..
32% more carbon in the atmosphere.
Oh Eee Ohh Eee oh wee ice ice ice
Raisin' sea levels twice by twice
We're scientists, what we speak is True.
Unlike Andrew Bolt our work is Peer Reviewed... ooohhh
Who's a climate scientist..
I'm a climate scientist..
An Anglican revivalist
No a climate scientist
Feedback is like climate change on crack
The permafrosts subtracts: feedback
Methane release wack : feedback..
Write a letter then burn it: feedback
Denialists deny this in your dreams
Coz climate change means greater extremes,
Shit won't be the norm
Heatwaves bigger badder storms
The Green house effect is just a theory sucker (Alan Jones)
Yeah so is gravity float away muther f**cker
Who's a climate scientist..
I'm a climate scientist..
I'm not a climate Scientist
Who's Climate Scientists
A Penny Farthing Cyclist
No
A Lebanese typist
No
A Paleontologist
No
A Sebaceous Cyst
No! a climate scientist! Yo! PREACH~!
Written and performed by Climate Scientists, Dan Ilic, Duncan Elms and production by Brendan Woithe at Colony NoFi.
believers, carbon, climate, climate change, deniers, earth, environment, greenhouse effect, rap, scientists, sea levels in climate, comedy, environment, global, pollution Saturday, April 30, 2011 at 12:00PM Mac or PC? Coffee or tea? Global warming or climate change?
You've heard these terms thrown around for a while now, but do you really know what they mean? Valerie Smock explains both 'hot topics.'
atmosphere, climate change, drought, earth, global warming, oceans, planet, rainful, storms, termperature, terms, weather in environment, global Saturday, April 23, 2011 at 11:00PM As people around the world celebrate Earth Day, some wonder if we've really made any progress since the first Earth Day on 1970. According to some experts, the report card isn't looking so good.
celebration, earth, earth day, environment, future, green, pollution, progress, reality in environment, global, news Monday, February 7, 2011 at 11:50PM In 2008, China implemented a new law forcing grocers to sell plastic bags to shoppers. While the law was rarely enforced, the ban still saved nearly 100 billion plastic bags from Chinese dumps and landfills. Meanwhile, back in the USA, California, known as one of the most environmentally friendly states in the Union, voted against a similar ban in 2010.
California, China, Landfill, ban, dump, earth, environment, law, plastic bags, sell, vote in environment, global, news, politics Wednesday, May 12, 2010 at 12:00PM Tuesday, October 6, 2009 at 12:00PM A professional designer discusses a variety of environmentally friendly interior decorating products for your home, in this free online natural home decorating video guide.
Sunday, October 4, 2009 at 12:00PM
Green living tips from the owners of ecosizeme.com as featured on Fox News Detroit. See options for waste free lunches, greener gifts and recycled products. Alsso learn about earth friendly cleaning options and other eco-living tips.
