Winona LaDuke

Pro Life and Not a Planet Baker: Why I’m voting for Barack Obama

Let’s start big. It’s official. Climate change is no longer a topic of the presidential election banter. Since pretty much no one has mentioned climate change for the past three months, we must be free and clear....

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October 31, 2012

Great Barrier Reef Half-Gone Since 1980s: Scientists

ICTMN Staff
October 03, 2012
Half the coral has disappeared from Australia’s Great Barrier Reef over the past 27 years, much of it due to factors influenced by human activity, according to scientists at the Au...

Arctic Ice Drops to Lowest Levels on Record; Extra Water Compounds Climate Change

ICTMN Staff
September 20, 2012
Sea ice’s reckoning has come: As predicted a couple of weeks ago , the level of ice in the Arctic Ocean has dropped to its lowest level...

That Sinking Feeling

David Dudenhoefer
September 01, 2012
For centuries, the Guna (a.k.a. Kuna) Indians have successfully defended their territory on Panama’s Caribbean coast...

July Hottest Month on Record, Top NASA Scientist Says It's Climate Change

ICTMN Staff
August 09, 2012
As a top U.S...

Climate Change, Thunderstorms and Ozone Could Be Potent Combination, Scientists Say

ICTMN Staff
July 27, 2012
What do climate change, ultraviolet radiation and ozone have in common? Thunderstorms. Maybe. Scientists are positing a possible link between the three based on a new study...

Greenland Turns to Slush as NASA Watches

ICTMN Staff
July 25, 2012
Greenland nearly melted earlier this month, when over the course of just a few days, 97 percent of the surface area of its entire ice cover defrosted to at least some degree, scien...

Pacific Indigenous Leaders Meet in Washington D.C. to Discuss Adapting to Climate Change

ICTMN Staff
July 25, 2012
Among indigenous cultures being affected by climate change, coastal communities are in the lead...

Sea Levels Rising Faster in Northeastern U.S. Than Worldwide: USGS

ICTMN Staff
June 25, 2012
The United States East Coast are directly in the path of rising oceans due to climate change, with New York and Boston straight in the water’s pathway, the U.S...

Alaskan Native Communities Facing Climate-Induced Relocation

Lorraine Jessepe
June 21, 2012
LINCOLN, Neb.—Native peoples are no stranger to forced relocation. It is a bitter chapter in the history of North American tribal peoples...

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