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Nov 16, 2017  United States is alone in the world in its refusal to act on climate changeBut when it comes to setting policy on climate change, as with healthcare, taxes, and, hopefully, even war, Trump doesn't hold the same dictatorial powers as authoritarian world leaders he admires. |
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Sep 14, 2017  Presidential climate change denial ensures catastropheAs catastrophic hurricanes have laid waste to large areas of the U.S. and Caribbean, it is clear what the real national security threat is: climate change, and the fossil fuel industry. |
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Jul 13, 2017  Climate change denial by Trump administration sparks grassroots actionAs "Russiagate" becomes a full-blown conflagration threatening to consume Donald Trump's presidency, his denial of human-induced global warming continues to threaten a planet already on fire. |
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May 17, 2017  Increased awareness is key to resolving the climate crisisDavid Suzuki If more people truly understood the enormity of the climate crisis, we'd be engaged in an all-out effort, comparable to those undertaken during world wars, to reduce the threat. |
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May 12, 2017  Who needs old-time climate-change deniers when we've got the 'New Climate Denialism'?David J. Climenhaga The New Climate Change Deniers ask: Why take the flack for denying the reality of climate change when you can have the same effect and get credit for being "green"? |
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Mar 27, 2017  Climate Drewhaha: Financing a documentary with a point of view is advocacy, not defending free speechDavid J. Climenhaga Wildrose Energy Critic Drew Barnes is drawing fire for putting some of his own money into a documentary that questions global climate change. |
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Mar 22, 2017  Facts and evidence matter in confronting climate crisisDavid Suzuki In this "post-truth" era of infinite information, it's difficult to get a good grasp on many subjects, let alone one as complex and massive as global warming. |
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Mar 8, 2017  Faulty logic fuels fossil foolsDavid Suzuki What kind of "eminent scientists" would sign something claiming carbon dioxide "is not a pollutant but a major benefit to agriculture and other life on Earth"? |
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Feb 22, 2017  Burning down the globe: Climate change denial in Canada's houseChristopher Majka Climate change denial is alive in Canada. Despite massive evidence to the contrary, fossil-fuel interests and compliant media try to obscure and obfuscate. Here's how it's done and what's at stake. |
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Jan 3, 2017  Alberta's carbon tax: Science is political when it doesn't suit Wildrose agenda; politics is scientific when it doesDavid J. Climenhaga Alberta's conservative parties are so mired in their market fundamentalist ideology that, ironically, they have no time for the marketplace of ideas. |
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Nov 29, 2016  New report says climate change is worse than we thoughtrabble staff Even as president-elect Donald Trump appoints his climate change-denying senior advisers, scientists report that runaway climate change is already happening. |
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Nov 24, 2016  Is climate change as bad as we thought? It's worse.Even as president-elect Donald Trump appoints his climate change-denying senior advisers, scientists report that runaway climate change is already happening. |
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Sep 28, 2016  Carbon dioxide: Pollutant or plant food?David Suzuki No matter what contradictory and easily debunked nonsense deniers spread, climate change is real, humans are contributing to it and it will be catastrophic if we do little or nothing to address it. |
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Jun 28, 2016  Broken records define the climate crisisDavid Suzuki Despite overwhelming evidence for human-caused climate change, the fossil fuel industry continues to employ organizations to fool followers into believing the problem doesn't exist or isn't serious. |
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Feb 26, 2015  Extreme weather alert: Climate change is realMeteorologists, especially those on the television news programs, have a duty to state the cold, hard facts: Climate change is real, it is a planetary threat, and there is plenty we can do about it. |
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Nov 18, 2014  Managing the message: Brisbane G20 host stumblesWhen the G20 meetings in Brisbane, Australia broke up last weekend, the usual "time to manage the news" approach of the host government ran into some serious difficulties. |
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Oct 10, 2014  Why our brains are wired to ignore climate changeRedeye In his book, Don’t Even Think About It, long-time British environmental activist George Marshall explores the psychological mechanisms that lead to people refusing to take climate change seriously. |
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Aug 5, 2014 Global warming deniers get more desperate by the dayDavid Suzuki It's time to shift attention from those who sow doubt and confusion, either out of ignorance or misanthropic greed, to those who want to address a real, serious problem. |
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Nov 6, 2013  Little optimism for the Warsaw COP climate summitBrent Patterson The 19th 'Conference of Parties' on the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change begins next week (November 11-22) in Warsaw, Poland. |
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Oct 1, 2013 IPCC report shows action on climate change is criticalDavid Suzuki If you were 95 per cent certain your house was at risk of catching fire, and there was something you could do to prevent it, you would. The IPCC has a similar message about our home planet. |
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Apr 17, 2013  What does Joe Oliver know about climate science? Not muchElizabeth May Imagine you have this avuncular Uncle Joe. He doesn't read much about climate science, but he looks at the websites that tell you the whole thing is overblown and there's really no risk. |
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Apr 15, 2013  Canada goes rogue against the environmentElizabeth May The rumours in Ottawa is that all our multilateral commitments are under review. I have heard well-connected folks express fear that we may withdraw from the United Nations Environment Programme. |
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Feb 26, 2013  Tales from the mouth of the Fraser: Climate change denial editionMarc Lee Some colleagues at the U.S. NGO Global Exchange tipped me off to some sneaky data doctoring done by the Fraser Institute on climate change. |
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Aug 22, 2012 Climate change deniers are almost extinctDavid Suzuki When it comes to global warming, most Canadians and Americans look to the overwhelming scientific evidence. Why are our business and political leaders so slow to catch on? |
