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Bill McKibben: The Question I Get Asked the Most

Bill McKibben: The Question I Get Asked the Most

The questions come after talks, on twitter, in the days’ incoming tide of email—sometimes even in old-fashioned letters that arrive in envelopes. The most common one by far is also the simplest: What can I do? I bet I’ve been asked it 10,000 times by now and—like a climate scientist predicting the temperature—I’m pretty sure […]

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    Bill McKibben: It’s Time to Declare War on Climate Change

    Bill McKibben: It’s Time to Declare War on Climate Change

    By Jon Queally We’re under attack, said author and climate campaigner Bill McKibben, and the only way to defeat the enemy is to declare a global war against the destructive practices that threaten the world’s imperiled ecosystems and human civilization as we know it. “Defeating the Nazis required more than brave soldiers,” wrote Bill McKibben […]

    Right-Wing Group Continues to Diligently Stalk Environmental Leaders

    Right-Wing Group Continues to Diligently Stalk Environmental Leaders

    By Climate Denier Roundup Last May, we introduced you to CoreNews.org, a fake news page dedicated mainly to tailing Hillary Clinton, Tom Steyer and Bill McKibben. It’s the product of a GOP opposition research PAC America Rising, one so dedicated to blatantly false political attacks that even Fox News has had to fact check it. […]

    Bill McKibben: The Real Work Begins Nov. 9

    Bill McKibben: The Real Work Begins Nov. 9

    The Democratic and Republican conventions are history and the epochal 2016 election is now before us. My general theory is less talk and more action, so I hope you’ll join me in taking this climate pledge, one that will power our efforts into the fall. People’s Climate March in New York City, Sept. 21, 2014. […]

    Noble Causes Everyone Should Support

    Noble Causes Everyone Should Support

    Stefanie Penn Spear This Thanksgiving, the grassroots environmental movement had many reasons to be thankful. November brought many victories including the delays on the Keystone XL pipeline and fracking the Delaware River Basin. But perhaps what’s most exciting to celebrate is the growing collaboration and current momentum of the environmental movement. I’ve been working at […]