Free Community Memorial Health System Seminar on Oct. 23 Examines Health Risks in the Face of Climate Change
(Ventura, California) Think of climate change like the earth catching the flu. Just like when people get sick, the planet’s temperature rises, but in this case, instead of coughing and sneezing, sea levels increase, weather patterns shift, and living organisms fight to survive as their way of life is disrupted. Climate change could impact the […]
Election 2020 Countdown: 393 Days (Oct. 7) AOC and “eating babies” for climate change?
By Michael Hernandez Editor’s Note: This was proven a spoof by the Lyndon LaRouche PAC Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) is taking some well deserved heat for her grateful response to a crazed woman’s remarks that “we need to eat babies to save the planet” at a town hall meeting she hosted last week. AOC’s responded […]
Do Climate Protesters Have Jobs? We Asked
DAILY CALLER NEWS FOUNDATION PRODUCTIONS CONTRIBUTOR Do climate activists blocking the streets of Washington, D.C., on a Monday morning have jobs? We asked them to find out. Check out the latest from the Daily Caller News Foundation video team and subscribe to our YouTube channel to be sure you never miss out! Do climate activists blocking […]
Network of 500 Climate Scientists/Professionals tells UN: There is No Climate Emergency
On the same day a European child made a much vaunted speech telling the UN that her future has been stolen from her by “Climate Change,” a network of 500 actual climate scientists/professionals told the UN: “There is No Climate Emergency.” Professor Guus Berkhout The Hague [email protected] 23 September 2019 Sr. António Guterres, Secretary-General, United […]
Harvard Club of Santa Barbara Presents Exploring Climate Change & Culture Shift
Harvard Club of Santa Barbara SANTA BARBARA, CA—The Harvard Club of Santa Barbara, in conjunction with the Community Environmental Council (CEC) and the Wilderness Youth Project (WYP), present Exploring Climate Change & Culture Shift, an evening with UCSB Professor Ken Hiltner. When: Thursday, September 12 5:30-7:30 p.m. Where: Alhecama Theater, 215A E. Canon Perdido Street, Santa Barbara […]
Banning Plastic Straws, Fossil Fuels: Here Are Seven Standout Moments From CNN’s Climate Town Hall
Chris White Tech Reporter CNN’s seven-hour climate town hall allowed ten of the top Democratic presidential candidates to flesh out their positions on climate change, with two of the front-runners expressing support for the Green New Deal. Mayor Peter Buttigieg suggested the Democrat’s fight against climate change could be more challenging than even […]
The Cheapest Way to Save the Planet Grows Like a Weed
by Ellen Brown Planting billions of trees across the world is by far the cheapest and most efficient way to tackle the climate crisis. So states a July 4 article in The Guardian, citing a new analysis published in the journal Science. The author explains: As trees grow, they absorb and store the carbon dioxide emissions […]
VCCCD Board of Trustees Passes Resolution on Climate Change and Sustainability
Ventura County Community College District (VCCCD) Board of Trustees approved aResolution in Support of Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability during its April 8, 2019 Board meeting. The resolution commended the colleges’ current efforts and outlined the Board’s support of future initiatives to positively impact sustainability and climate change. The Board believes students, employees, and community members […]
Shutting down middle and blue-collar America
By Paul Driessen Vocal activists increasingly drive Democrat Party positions across the public policy spectrum. Print, television, social and click-bait media generally support them, while permitting little debate on liberal proposals or their potential ramifications. Even semi-moderate Joe Biden has been pressured into shifting or flipping his positions on abortion, energy, climate change and other issues, […]
Community Members, Environmental and Social Justice Groups Voice Opposition to Proposed Exemption for Oil and Gas Industry From Safe Drinking Water Rules
Santa Barbara—Opponents of a proposed expansion of the Cat Canyon aquifer exemption that would help pave the way for more than 700 new wells in Santa Barbara’s Cat Canyon oil field held a rally today before giving public comments at a hearing by regulators. Oil operators are seeking to exempt aquifers under Cat Canyon from […]
