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July 7, 2010
Credit: Corey Templeton/FlickrIt’s been a long wait for the summer cherries but here in New York they’ve finally made their appearance, ready for pies (and speaking of...
June 30, 2010
Wesleyan students laying down plastic to fend off weeds. Credit: WesleyingAs I got ready to leave college for the summer, I noticed a new trend among my friends when it...
Features daily blog posts from Switchboard, the voice of NRDC's environmental experts.
September 7, 2010
In recent days, I have read several interesting articles—some about science journalism, some about former climate skeptics—that made me think about the ongoing struggle to portray climate change in American society.
Andy Revkin, who was a science writer for the New York Times for years and now blogs for its editorial page, describes the challenge that journalists face: how to they fit the centuries-long saga of global warming into the cycle of breaking news.
Revkin writes, “No one can ever expect...
September 7, 2010
Under the provocative title “Mr. Obama vs. the Greens,” the Washington Post today offered an internally contradictory view of a lawsuit against the nation’s five biggest carbon polluters. The editorial begins by praising the Justice Department’s Solicitor General for asking the Supreme Court to stop the suit. It ends by endorsing the very same lawsuit as a backstop in case EPA fails to act. What’s going on here?
First, some background. In 2004, in a case called...
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