In this article, Michael Stafford, author and former Republican Party officer, makes an announcement similar to fellow conservative D.R. Tucker, admitting that the facts of climate change are undeniable and says “rejection of proven science in favor of a form of ideologically driven magical thinking by the GOP is extremely unfortunate, and unnecessary.” He expresses […]
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Scientist proves conservatism and belief in climate change aren’t incompatible
In this article by Neela Banerjee, she features politically conservative scientists speaking against the popular Republican “agenda of denial” philosophy on climate change. They describe climate change as fact, and not a subjective ideological topic or politically dividing, debatable issue. They make the case that all Americans need to address it together.
Read more56% Support Offshore Drilling; 47% Favor Deepwater Drilling, Too
A poll released today by Rasmussen Reports reveals that since the recent cap on the Gulf oil spill, Americans are still more in favor of offshore (56%) and deepwater (47%) drilling than against it, yet they also have concerns about the environment as well. 72% are at least a little concerned that new offshore oil […]
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May 31, 2011 





Republican Meteorologist: Top Ten Reasons to Accept Reality on the Climate
Paul Douglas, Chief Meteorologist for WeatherNation TV, has a strong message for his fellow Republicans: accept the reality of climate change because we don’t have time to continue to deny what is happening. In his article below, Douglas counters the typical Republican arguments (“there’s debate on the science”; “it’s an aberration”; “weather has always been […]
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