Monthly Archives: June 2016

How Arctic wildfires drive climate change.  Wildfires in Alaska and northern Canada cause a quick release of carbon from trees, topsoil and permafrost, all of which would otherwise remain locked up for long periods.  The trend of wildfires is rising, … Continue reading →

How actual climate scientists are reacting to Donald Trump’s energy plan.  All five of these individuals make separate points that are worth thinking about and should serve as a basis for further editorializing.  Because of the many ways it could … Continue reading →