COMPASSIONATE CLIMATE ACTION

Fascinating. A week in the United States, San Francisco, both before Christmas and before the Electoral College decides on the new presiden...

No, I'm not talking about the temperature today. The climate highs and lows I'm talking about are all the things people are doing ...

When I was still fairly new to teaching, I made friends with a colleague in her first year as a teacher. After completing our first term s...

Okay, I'll admit that my nerves are somewhat frayed from a busy week at work and the radiating pain of a pinched n...

My online friend and blogger, Michael Murphy , found a very timely quote this week:  “In the course of history, there comes a time when h...

Sometimes I find myself commenting on websites and blogs (or responding to other commenters) and thinking that what I've written is ra...

Regular readers know that my husband spends hours and hours every day reading and synthesizing the research on global warming and climate ch...

The suicide of our young friend really got to me. But I'm happy to report that several things have conspired recently to pull me out of...

We've blown your cover. All this talk of hacked emails had me daydreaming today about what hackers would find if they hacked into my ema...

No sense harping on climate scientists (see yesterday's post) when I often find myself standing at a moment when some courage (or at lea...

"Trust" has been a recurring theme in my life these last few days (including in my dreams at night), and maybe that's for a re...

Great long reports of climate science research keep crossing my desk. Luckily, I have our GreenHeart Education climate science advisor sitti...