Global Warming
Philly Public Schools Will Mark Climate Change Protesters Absent Today
All the Greta Thunbergs of Philly will skip school on Friday to hit the streets in protest as people around the world take part in […]
What Philly’s Congress Members Think of Trump’s Climate Deal Exit
President Donald Trump has announced that the U.S. will leave the Paris climate agreement. Environmentalists, globalists, political and business leaders and some of Trump’s advisers have condemned his […]
Could Penn Stater’s Lawsuit Kill America’s Leading Conservative Magazine?
There is growing talk that a defamation lawsuit by Penn State scientist Michael Mann could kill of National Review, the magazine founded by William F. […]
Tropical Storm Karen Approacheth
States of emergencies have been declared in Louisiana and Mississippi, as Tropical Storm Karen–the first storm of the season–is set to make landfall there tomorrow. […]
Hey, Somebody Put August in Our May! Temperature Creeps Into ’90s Today
We’ve reached CODE ORANGE, people. As Philly experiences its first summer heat–temperatures in the ’90s, humidity at 40%–air quality today is terrifyingly bad. According to […]
Chris Christie: No Link Between Climate Change and Hurricane Sandy
Yesterday at a little Sandy-related event, a WNYC reporter asked Chris Christie whether New Jersey needed to do more to prepare for climate change (and […]
Campbell’s Soup Scores Big Sustainability Award at World Economic Forum
Campbell’s is the only U.S.-based food or beverage company to crack this year’s “Global 100” most sustainable companies list, which is determined by Toronto-based Corporate […]
Al Gore to Spice Things Up at the Constitution Center
Just when you thought the National Constitution Center was getting too edgy with their Prohibition exhibit, they’ve decided to scale things down to PBS-volume again. […]