June 19, 2015 A study led by experts from Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM), Stanford University, Princeton University and the University of California, Berkeley presents conclusive evidence indicating that the 6th mass extinction of animals is currently taking place, and humans are to blame.

October 14, 2014 Here’s more evidence, if any is needed, that the world needs to manufacture water in parched deserts far from any coastline to plant and irrigate trees so they can reduce the heat-trapping carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. A report published in the Proceedings of the National Academy … Continue reading →

Acid Test: Rising CO2 Levels Killing Ocean Life (Op-Ed) Matt Huelsenbeck, Oceana 07/17/2013 Matt Huelsenbeck is a marine scientist for the climate and energy campaign at Oceana. Huelsenbeck contributed this article to LiveScience’s Expert Voices: Op-Ed & Insights. The ocean absorbs approximately one-third of all human-caused carbon dioxide emissions at … Continue reading →

Without Action, Warming to Decimate Species Diversity (Op-Ed) On June 26, 2013 President Obama announced a Climate Action Plan to address the enormous and growing costs of climate change. He talked about the impacts of climate change on society — devastating natural disasters like Hurricane Sandy, raging wildfires, diminished snowpacks, … Continue reading →

On the Brink: Climate Change Endangers Common Species LiveScience.com – 05/12/2013 A wide variety of plants and animals are likely to become much less common if something isn’t done to avert the worst effects of a warming climate, new research suggests. Under a “business as usual” scenario, where greenhouse gas … Continue reading →