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Environmentalists: Global warming must be confronted nowWTOCSavannah’s Earth Day Festival will take place Saturday at Forsyth Park. While Earth Day has been celebrated for nearly 50 years now, environmentalists say that the challenges facing the Earth are greater than ever. “Will we talk about while we can …

Sentinel-Tribune Public health symposium addresses issues, effects of climate changeSentinel-TribuneEnvironmental policy expert Shannon Orr was the keynote speaker at Bowling Green State University’s annual Public Health Symposium, where the topic Thursday was how climate change is predicted to affect the ability of public health officials to prevent …

The Weather Channel Oman Mountains Could Help Scientists Understand How to Reverse Climate ChangeThe Weather ChannelScientists are busy digging into the crust of the Earth to study the planet’s natural carbon sequestration process in an effort to find a more efficient way to effectively combat castastrophic climate change, according to a new report from the…

The Hill (blog) Climate change is not a hoax — ask any millennial seeing it firsthandThe Hill (blog)In January, a group of Cornell University undergraduates travelled to the Mekong River Delta of Vietnam, a region of the world considered to be one of the most vulnerable to climate change. There they met with farmers, climate…

ThinkProgress More people than ever are worried about climate change, but will it last?ThinkProgressGallup has great news for anyone who’s worried about climate change: You’re not alone. A recent poll finds that a record number of Americans are worried about global warming. The survey was conducted at the close of a historically warm February, and …Letter:…

The Tri-City News Column: Dialogue will help environment, businessThe Tri-City NewsFor something as clean as protecting the environment, the debate that takes place between scientists and the business world can be dirty. When U.S. President Donald Trump was asked, “Who will protect the environment?” he replied: “We’ll be fine with …

Forbes How To Find Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities Across Your EnvironmentForbesWhen I was a CTO running a data center, I used to ask my ops team to do the shotgun test. They had to imagine our worst enemy came into the data center with a shotgun with one slug. What could they destroy to do the most…

ScienceBlog.com (blog) Sick people are worse for the environment, a study showsScienceBlog.com (blog)Environmental degradation is widely recognized to contribute to human illness. However, little research has been done to investigate the impact of human illness on the environment. This is a critical question particularly for the millions of people …

Chicago Tribune Winnetka teen brings passion, creativity to C-SPAN-honored global warming documentaryChicago TribuneSpahr set to work on “Global Warming: The Dead Zone” – writing a script, gathering news clips, informational graphics and shooting her own footage with the help of family members, then boiling what she had down to a film of just over six…

Santa Barbara Independent Experts Opine on Trump’s Impact to EnvironmentSanta Barbara IndependentDr. Matt Potoski, professor at the Bren School, UCSB’s environmental graduate program, led the discussion. He outlined several steps Trump has taken to overturn previous federal regulations on the human carbon footprint. These include executive orders …