Bill McKibben, Guest Writer
Latest Stories from Bill McKibben, Guest Writer
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It's Shaping Up To Be A Long Hot Summer
It's turning into a hot climate summer in two ways, only one of which you can measure with a thermometer.
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350.org Radiowaves Helps You Get in Tune With the Planet
350.org launches a new hub for climate-related music and videos.
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Putting the Lessons From 40 Years of Environmentalism to Use
Not for forty years has there been such a stretch of bad news for environmentalists in Washington. Last month in
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Is Money the Most Virulent Source of Pollution?
In Beijing, they celebrate when they have a "blue sky day," when, that is, the haze clears long enough so that you can actually see the sun. Many days, you can't even make out the next block.
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Fossil Fuels, Super Storms and a Climate in Crisis
If you were in the space shuttle looking down yesterday, you would have seen a pair of truly awesome, even fearful, sights.
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Join 350 EARTH: A Global Satellite Art Project
We need help from artists—we need them to help with an artwork bigger than humans have ever built before, the first global-scale group show. It's going to be slightly wild, and very beautiful.
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Proof Copenhagen Is "an Elaborate Sham": Leaked Doc Shows Weak Targets
Image via 350.org. Guest writer Bill McKibben is an author, journalist, climate activist, and founder of 350.org. He is reporting from COP15 for Mother Jones, where this article originally appeared. Find all of MoJo's COP15 coverage here. For two weeks
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That's pretty much all the nations there are. For 350.
I should be diligently trying to psych people up for this weekend's 350.org International Day of Climate Action. Instead, I'm kind of stunned, knocked for a loop,
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Playing the Climate Wild Card: The Global Movement for 350
Here's the thing. We've tried almost every approach in dealing with climate change: the scientists have told us what needs to be done, the engineers have told us how
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The Science of 350, the Most Important Number on the Planet
350 is the most important number on the planet.


















