Slight, Beneficial Warming From More Carbon Dioxide!
By David Wojick, Ph.D. Exhaustive study finds more CO2 and water molecules will not cause dangerous warming Precision research by physicists William Happer and Willem van Wijngaarden has determined that the current levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide and water vapor are “saturated.” In radiation physics that means adding more CO2 or water molecules […]
This Week at The Huntington
Visit Donate Support The Huntington with Every Purchase Give a Gift that Shares Your Love for The Huntington Find Huntington hats, silk garden scarves, Pinkie and Blue Boy ornaments, William Morris face coverings, art and photography books, and so much more! Last curbside pickup at noon on Dec. 23. Shop now Tickets for Dec. […]
What Joe Doesn’t Know about Climate
By Tom Harris and Dr. Jay Lehr Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden tells us in his ten-thousand-word climate change plan that he “has long appreciated the enormity of climate change and has always believed that we have a moral and economic imperative to address it.” That is an understatement. Climate change is, in fact, so enormous that […]
This Week at The Huntington
Visit Donate Shop the Online Artisans Holiday Boutique Through Nov. 29 only Find specially selected treasures created by 14 local artisans including unique jewelry, hand-dyed scarves, all natural vegan soaps, handblown glass vases, candles, and more. Available through Nov. 29. Online only. Shop Members’ Holiday Shopping Days at The Huntington Members can shop in […]
Woohoo! Someone’s Getting Lucky (hint: sale, access, you)
Shop Early and Save! Last Chance for Winter in Wonderland Savings! Only a few days left in our Winter in Wonderland Sale. Take 25% off a winter stay at the Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel. Use the promo code WINTER25 to book online now through November 22. Offer applicable to best available daily rate on NEW ONLINE […]
GOPARKS: Give Thanks for Parks, Golden Eagles in Yellowstone, Our Holiday Gift Guide, Sustainability Efforts in National Parks, the 98th National Christmas Tree Lighting, and More
Giving Thanks for Parks on #GivingTuesday This has been a challenging year, and we are humbled by the outpouring of support from friends like you. Our national parks are the embodiment of our natural legacy, our shared culture, and our collective history. We still have so much more work to do for our parks […]
Save 30% on Room Rates Inside Zion National Park. Sale Starts in One Week!
Start planning your 2021 adventure with savings at Zion National Park This is a Sign to Start Planning! One Week Sale Tuesday, November 24 to Tuesday, December 1 Travel brings us together in ways we never imagined or expected, as a group, with family, away with friends, or even on your own. If you’re ready, […]
Biden Overlooks Real Climate Change Moral Crisis in Debate
By Tom Harris & Jay Lehr In Thursday’s presidential debate, Democratic nominee Joe Biden said, “global warming is an existential threat to humanity. We have a moral obligation to do with it and we’re told by all the leading scientists of the world we don’t have much time. We’re going to pass the point […]
SoCalGas Now Dispensing California-Produced Renewable Natural Gas at its Vehicle Fueling
Utility now adding RNG produced in state to the 100% renewable fuel used at its fueling stations Southern California Gas Co. (SoCalGas) today announced it is for the first time dispensing California-produced renewable natural gas (RNG) at many of the natural gas fueling stations it operates across the state. The utility recently began purchasing RNG […]
Community Environmental Council Expands Climate Justice Efforts with Community Ambassadors
Spanish-speaking team members engage their home communities to increase local climate resilience October 27, 2020 SANTA BARBARA, CA – The Community Environmental Council (CEC) is pleased to share the critical work of two new staff members who are expanding CEC’s climate justice efforts and building climate resilience among vulnerable communities on the Central Coast: Community […]
