In eastern Uganda, a mother can spend two hours a day gathering firewood to cook her family’s meals. Incredibly, 85% of Ugandan households still cook with wood and 13% depend on charcoal. Smoky indoor fires are estimated to cause thousands of premature deaths in the country every year, while clean-burning liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) reaches
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Self-professed evangelical climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe, a professor in (significantly) the political science department of Texas Tech University, published, as paid content, her essay “Love Thy Neighbor: The Christian Case for Climate Action,” in Christianity Today on August 30, 2024. Its appearance a month after the release of Megan Basham’s Shepherds for Sale: How Evangelical
If you haven’t been following along with the so-called “climate crisis,” let me bring you up to date. The planet is warming because energy from the Sun is trapped in the atmosphere due to an increase in greenhouse gases. Plans are afoot to cool the planet through several geoengineering tricks, which include putting reflective aerosols
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Let’s not sacrifice human flourishing on the altar of climate.
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This fall China celebrated a harvest festival against the backdrop of record summer grain output of more than 150 million metric tons, although this notable accomplishment did not make most news. A harvest of such unprecedented size by the world’s most populous grain producer does not fit the fable of a dying planet. Crisis merchants
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This October marked the first anniversary of an event that baffles me to this day. On October 1, 2025, Pope Leo XIV stood beside a block of glacier ice at Castel Gandolfo and prayed over it. Artist Olafur Eliasson had brought the 20,000-year-old fragment from Greenland’s Nuup Kangerlua fjord to the “Raising Hope for Climate
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Over two weeks this summer, fire consumed more than 600 square miles of France and Spain, driving tens of thousands of people from their homes. The photographs are terrible and they are familiar. So is the explanation. Before the ash settled, ministers and press officers reached for the same word: climate. But the tragic irony
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In July 2026, the White House named Dr. Matthew M. Wielicki to head the U.S. Global Change Research Program, the body responsible for producing the National Climate Assessment, the government’s flagship report on how climate change impacts our lives. Media outlets, as expected, rushed to describe Wielicki as a “climate critic” and “denier,” alarmed that
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By David R. Legates and E. Calvin Beisner We have five predictions for you: All were made—by real scientists—in the past. So, here’s the rundown: As you can see, not one of those dire predictions was fulfilled. Yet all raised grave public concern for years after they were made. Okay, but what about that fifth
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In April 2024, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) gave America’s coal and gas plants an ultimatum: capture most of your carbon dioxide emissions or close. On September 14, the agency withdrew the order. The repeal corrects one of the most reckless regulatory actions of the past decade. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announced the decision
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