For 11,500 years, atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) concentrations hovered around 280 ppm (the preindustrial “normal”), with an average surface temperature around 15°C. Since the Industrial Revolution, this level has been rising continuously, reaching 410 ppm in 2018.
Poor John Kerry, eminently educated and well-spoken on the topics of climate science and policy had to deal with the absolutely dumbest questions from the tiniest brains in Congress.
Joe Balash announces plan for offshore drilling to private investors, shamelessly bragging about how easy it is to accomplish while Trump is off creating distractions elsewhere.
Heather McGhee, Distinguished Senior Fellow, Demos Action joined Joy Reid this morning to talk about the ways GND policy can act as guidance for mitigating job loss.
What kind of labor force would it take to rake the forest? And if we were able to do it, how big would that pile of leaves be? What would we do with it?
