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It's not just a government problem — but they are the most influential players in this game.
When they ask us what we did to avert disaster, we need to be able to say: “Our best.”
Governments from around the world are gathering in Paris to discuss what is arguably the most consequential international agreement ever. Here's a guide to some of the draft climate agreement's most important -- and most contentious -- issues.
As the world's leading scientists hold up a danger sign, hundreds of thousands of Americans who are moving their communities beyond coal are pointing the way to a solution. This is not a time for cynicism and despair -- it's a time for hope, determination, and action.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
WHAT'S HAPPENING
If you have only two minutes, take a look at NRDC's latest edition of "This is What Global Warming Looks Like."
In short, the global warming deniers are as wrong as the smoke-blowers who said in the 1960s that a pack a day was fine. No one seriously argues today that tobacco isn't bad for you -- and if they did, no one would listen.
While deep cuts in carbon pollution are the backbone of our long-term climate strategy, there are other atmospheric pollutants that we can reduce now for quick climate benefit in the coming decades.
El nuevo informe del Panel Intergubernamental sobre el Cambio Climático (IPCC, por sus siglas en inglés) confirma lo que un sinnúmero de personas en América Latina y el Caribe ya saben - algo extraño pasa con el clima y es hora de hacer algo al respecto.
