A listing of all the articles in the "How to Talk To A Climate Sceptic" guide, presented as a handy one-stop shop for all the material you should need to rebut the more common anti-global warming science arguments constantly echoed across the internet.

Thank you for taking action to protect California's last remaining wetlands and the sensitive ecosystems they support. Your show of support will be crucial to securing statewide policies that will put important safeguards in place to preserve these s

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When a car dealership starts handing out "green" tote bags and being extra helpful, can you blame people for getting suspicious? Especially when they ask environmental bloggers to feature them -- so I did; just not quite the way they expected...

We all know that mountains get mined. However, George W. Bush signed a paper letting coal companies save money. The way they save the money is harmful to everyone, animals and humans. They simply blow up the top of the mountain, then push the dirt off

Due to loss of habitat, loggerhead sea turtles in Florida are nesting at lowest levels since 1989. It takes thirty years for a sea turtle to reach maturity and nest. That is why preserving wilderness is so important.

The New York Botanical Garden may be best known for its orchid shows and colourful blossoms, but its researchers are about to lead a global effort to capture DNA from thousands of tree species from around the world.

Every year thousands of tons of toxic pollution is released into our environment. That's why we're working to substitute, replace, and eliminate industrial toxics.Please sign petition

Many sources agree that, "Some 90 percent of the Pacific Northwest's old growth forests have been destroyed in the past century." Many enraged environmentalists, however, marched into battle to save what is left of these old trees.

Wolves should not have been delisted, because they remain threatened by biased, inadequate state management plans, as well as by the lack of connections between largely isolated state wolf populations.