The New York Times editorializes that the National Academy of Sciences reports just published offer persuasive evidence that putting off dealing with global climate warming would be folly. It hopes the reports jolt the Senate into passing an energy and climate bill like the one the House passed last year.
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I was born in the Dominican Republic on September 19,2001. When I was three my father brought me and my mother to the United States to live a better lifestyle, as every immigrant dreams of. We still visit family back in the Dominican Republic and it’s always
The dust has settled at COP27, the 27th United Nations Climate Conference at Sharm El-Sheikh in Egypt where a record 45,000 people registered to attend. The longest running summit of all the conferences, agreements made in the final moments has left us all with hope but also doubts.
This year from November 6 to November 18, the 27th Annual Conference of the Parties on Climate Change of the United Nations (COP27) will be held in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt. It is expected that this conference will discuss practical actions that will help reduce carbon emissions and
