Last month we spoke baseball, but if your speaking to a basketball fan, a recent video by The Yale Forum on Climate Change and the Media offers another sports metaphor (at minute 4:52 in video) that can help the public understand why climate change is a game-changer to everyone’s future. The video also offers soundbites […]
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Can Water Lead a Nation to Climate and Make it ‘Drink’?
July 19, 2011 
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by ecoAmerica’s Special Projects Director Judy Mills How “climate” became a four-letter word in America is worthy of a book. But we don’t have time for another book. We urgently need sustained, constructive dialogue about this tarred-and-feathered issue with mainstream Americans and their elected policymakers. Might “water” be the Trojan horse that takes climate […]
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Act Now and You’ll Save Your Home (this offer won’t last forever)
This Bloomberg article is a call-to-action on Americans to immediately prepare for climate change’s impacts. It says we must move beyond the “belief” debate (which does, in fact, seem to be waning), and show the public what is coming if nothing is done now. Drought is a major concern at the moment, but Americans should […]
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