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BUENOS AIRES, Oct 16 (IPS) – Although their contribution to global warming is negligible, Caribbean nations are bearing the brunt of its impact. Climate phenomena are so devastating that countries are beginning to prepare not so much to adapt to the new reality, but to get their economies back on their feet periodically.
As President Trump tours the areas devastated by Hurricane Michael, Ali Velshi takes a look at where the president stands on climate change. Weighing in: One of the lead authors on the new United Nations global warming report, Natalie Mahowald.
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What Is President Donald Trump’s Stance On Climate Change? | Velshi & Ruhle | MSNBC
In an interview with “60 Minutes,” President Trump backed off earlier statements that climate change is a hoax, and also said that he doesn’t “trust everybody” in the White House. He also commented on Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation and the ongoing Russia investigation.
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President Donald Trump’s ’60 Minutes’ Interview: Climate Change, Russia And Brett Kavanaugh | TODAY
Scientists at the UN have warned that the world has just 12 years to prevent climate change turning into a planet-wrecking disaster, telling world leaders they have a “moral obligation” to act.
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Signs of climate change are everywhere, with what were once extreme weather events becoming increasingly commonplace.
UNITED NATIONS, Sep 12 (IPS) – Local communities across the globe have risen up to demand commitments on climate change, as frustration mounts over the lack of action.
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