Commentary
Climate breakdown: even if we miss the 1.5°C target we must still fight to prevent every single increment of warming
“That we are on course to barrel past 1.5°C should not be a reason to disavow the values that underpin it. It should instead focus minds and energies.” James Dyke and Julia K Steinburger — The Conversation Read full article
Save Washington’s legacy forests to save ourselves
Board members of the Center for Responsible Forestry (to whom OCA donated $5000 last month to continue their excellent work) just published this piece in the Seattle Times. The Department of Natural Resources (DNR), announced it is setting aside a small amount of older forests for carbon storage instead of timber harvest. At the same time, the …
Continue reading “Save Washington’s legacy forests to save ourselves”
Every tenth of a degree matters; every hundredth of a degree matters. Limiting warming to 1.6 degrees will be better than 1.7, which will be better than 1.8, which will in turn be much better than 2 degrees.
Shannon Osaka-Grist The world’s most ambitious climate goal is essentially out of reach
Letter to the Editor: Detached from Reality about the Price of Gas
Cal Thomas again displays his complete detachment from reality in his March 10 column. His tirade about the price of gas is senseless, but not cent-less for him. First, why would the fossil fuel industry be interested in lowering the price of gas when consumers are spending $100 to fill up? He doesn’t appear to …
Continue reading “Letter to the Editor: Detached from Reality about the Price of Gas”
Loading…
Something went wrong. Please refresh the page and/or try again.
Olympic Climate Action 