NOAA September 2022 US Climate Outlook: A wetter-than-average month for the...
It may not feel like it, but technically, meteorological summer is over. Of course, that doesn’t mean that temperatures will cool off immediately. So what does the first month of meteorological autumn...
View ArticleWhite House launches new portal to help U.S. communities assess exposure to...
The Biden-Harris Administration in partnership with Department of Commerce’s National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the Department of the Interior (DOI) have jointly launched a new...
View ArticleEcoRight climate news for the week of October 6, 2022
Hello, and welcome to the best season of all seasons: autumn. We are clearly in fall here in the DC Metro area, though I am sure that having said that, we will suffer a terrible heat wave next week....
View ArticleEcoRight climate news for the week of October 14, 2022
Hi. It’s MID-OCTOBER. When did this happen? We are 17 days away from Halloween, 26 days from the Election, and 42 days from Thanksgiving. But who’s counting? Chelsea Henderson EcoRight News/ RepublicEN...
View ArticleBanking on climate action: GOP continues disinformation war on ESG
On Wednesday, the Infowars Investors from the offices of 19 states’ Attorneys General sent letters to six major banks, pressing them on their involvement with the Net-Zero Banking Alliance and their...
View ArticleBiden’s LNG export goal ‘Would spell climate disaster’
As the United Nations released its latest report showing that the continued failure of wealthy countries to immediately transition away from fossil fuels will cause catastrophic global heating, a new...
View ArticleVote Climate scores the Midterm Election: The hottest Senate races on a very...
Vote Climate U.S. PAC‘s priority U.S. Senate races are all very close and could go either way on Election Day, Tuesday, November 8th. They are all critical for climate-action, reproductive choice and...
View ArticleEcoRight climate news for the week of November 11, 2022
I hope this message finds you well. In case you didn’t guess from the graphic, I am in Germany visiting my son, who is doing study abroad in Freiburg. I’m probably having pretzels and beer as you read...
View ArticleCitizens’ Climate Radio podcast – What is an Effective Climate Change Story?
In this episode of Citizens’ Climate Radio, host Peterson Toscano considers stories that focus on the impacts of climate change. These include incidents of extreme weather and stories of changes you...
View ArticleAfter 50 years, ‘liberation theology’ is still reshaping Catholicism and...
It isn’t often that theology makes headlines. But for the past 50 years, a way of thinking about God and poverty has been doing just that: liberation theology. Leo Guardado, Fordham University The...
View ArticleCOP15 – Compromise Global Biodiversity pact gets approved (despite objections...
Over the objections of the Democratic Republic of Congo and frustrations by other African nations, a final draft of The Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework was adopted in the early hours of...
View ArticleWe’re headed toward at least temporarily passing 1.5° – which raises tipping...
Surpassing the global temperature targets of the Paris climate agreement, even temporarily, could dramatically increase the risk of the world experiencing dangerous “tipping points,” according to...
View ArticleEcoRight Speaks podcast – 2022 season wrap-up and year in review
As is our usual practice, this last episode of the season is a look back, compiling clips from our favorites. If you listened to our 100th episode and are afraid this will be repetitive, fear not. By...
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