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When Biden’s Friends Become a Problem For Him

Recommended Reading / September 11th, 2023 / By Dan Schnur

The president may have cost himself the backing of some of his loyal supporters without achieving much political benefit in return.

Joe Biden, Biden Administration, Climate Change, Energy, Electric Vehicles, United Auto Workers, Unions, 2024 Presidential Election

The Climate Change Debate is Changing. Here's the Data to Prove It.

Common Ground / September 6th, 2023 / By Multiple Writers - Mixed

New data shows Americans are overwhelming in agreement on climate change. Where does the conversation go from here?

Environment, Sustainability, Climate Change, Data, Polls, Bipartisanship, Common Ground

Unpacking Media Bias on Climate Change

Bias / August 25th, 2023 / By Julie Mastrine

Left and right media convey climate change issues very differently, showing bias in word choice and voices highlighted.

Media Bias, AllSides Media Bias Ratings, Climate Change, Liberal Media Bias, Conservatives

This Week in Fact Checking: Direct Energy Weapons, Climate Change & Heat Records, Wagner Group on Polish Border

Fact Check / August 17th, 2023 / By Andy Gorel

Notable fact checking coverage across the spectrum this week delved into what a Direct Energy Weapon looks like, if a Wagner Group mercenary was really on the Polish border, and just how unprecedented July's record temperatures were.

Facts And Fact Checking, Media Bias, Russia, Hawaii Wildfires, Climate Change, Wagner Group, Ukraine War, NATO, Weapons, Weather

Averting Armageddon: Learning to Talk About Nuclear Weapons

Common Ground / August 4th, 2023 / By Joan Blades

Do you see a path forward that leads us to a safer world? What is the role of nuclear weapons in that future world?

Denuclearization, Nuclear Weapons, US Military, Climate Change, Living Room Conversations

How Can State Governments Mitigate Climate Change?

Recommended Reading / July 28th, 2023 / By Divided We Fall (author)

Global climate change is a critical problem. But that does not mean any given policy implemented in its name is effective or creates a net benefit for society.

Climate Change, Electric Vehicles, Wind Energy, Solar Power, Fossil Fuels

Here's Where Democrats and Republicans Agree on Climate Change and Energy Production

Common Ground / June 26th, 2023 / By Clare Ashcraft

Here are some climate policies on which majorities in both parties align.

Climate Change, Common Ground, Clean Energy, Congress

Walkable Cities Provide a Path Toward Common Ground and Climate Progress

Recommended Reading / February 27th, 2023 / By Stephen Perkins

America’s bias toward car-dependent communities has made our people – and our climate – worse off.

Sustainability, Urban Planning, Environment, Climate Change, Pollution, Infrastructure, Transportation

What 2022 Candidates Have Said About the Country's Top Issues

Recommended Reading / November 4th, 2022 / By Rose Mercer

See what candidates have said about abortion, immigration, climate change, healthcare, voting rules, and gun control as a new group of lawmakers gets set to take office.

2022 Elections, Abortion, Immigration, Climate Change, Gun Control And Gun Rights, Voting Rights And Voter Fraud, Elections, Healthcare

What the 2022 Candidates Are Saying About Climate Change

Recommended Reading / October 10th, 2022 / By Rose Mercer

Climate change is a hot-button issue in this year's elections, and many candidates across the spectrum have spoken out about it.

2022 Elections, Climate Change, Global Warming, Politics

The UN Just Declared a Universal Human Right to a Healthy, Sustainable Environment – Here’s Where Resolutions Like This Can Lead

Recommended Reading / August 8th, 2022 / By "The Conversation" Contributor

The United Nations General Assembly voted overwhelmingly on July 28, 2022, to declare the ability to live in “a clean, healthy and sustainable environment” a universal human right.

United Nations, Foreign Policy, Climate Change

Media Bias Alert: How Heat Wave Coverage Shows Bias on Climate Change

Bias / July 27th, 2022 / By Antonio Ferme

The U.S. and countries across the globe are currently experiencing record-breaking droughts and heat waves. News outlets on both sides of the spectrum have shown media bias in their coverage.

Media Bias, Media Bias Alert, Climate Change, Environment, Heat Waves, CNN Bias, Washington Post Bias, Fox News Bias, New York Post Bias

What's Up With This Heat Wave?

Story of the Week / July 21st, 2022 / By AllSides Staff

Over 100 million Americans are under heat-related advisories this week, and high temperatures are sweeping Europe. Why?

Story Of The Week, Heat Waves, Environment, Climate Change, World

Climate Activists are Waiting on Congress – But Why?

Recommended Reading / April 22nd, 2022 / By Stephen Perkins

Many climate activists today believe that if Congress doesn’t act on climate change right now, we have no chance of survival. But the truth is, we have a number of reasons to be hopeful.

Environment, Climate Change, Role Of Government, Politics, US Congress, Federal State And Tribal Powers

When Saving The Planet Comes Second

Recommended Reading / April 4th, 2022 / By Dan Schnur

Increasing fossil fuel usage to help defeat Putin seems to be a key goal for the Biden administration.

Oil, Ukraine War, Environment, Sustainability, Climate Change, Clean Energy, Pollution, Russia, Energy

The Group Rallying Young Conservatives Behind Environmentalism

Recommended Reading / November 1st, 2021 / By Jackson Lanzer

The ACC is a conservative organization dedicated to rallying young conservatives behind market-based solutions to Climate Change.

United News Roundup, Environment, Bridging Divides, Sustainability, Energy, Clean Energy, Climate Change

When We Decide Whether (or How) To Take On Climate Change

Recommended Reading / August 13th, 2021 / By Dan Schnur

U.N. experts published an alarming report this week calling climate change a “code red for humanity.”

Climate Change, Politics, Environment, Sustainability, Bridging Divides

Despite Some Priority Differences, Republican and Democratic Voters Support Clean Energy Expansion

Recommended Reading / January 21st, 2021 / By Max Karlin

From the Right This piece is from a writer rated Lean Right. The Biden Administration promises a “ clean energy revolution .” Such “clean” energy is often associated with Democrats, but how much difference is there between Democratic and Republican voters in terms of their views on the...

United News Roundup, Climate Change, Energy, Environment, Sustainability, Bridging Divides

Unexpected Overlaps: Republican Voters Believe Humans Contribute to Climate Change, Support Limiting Emissions

Common Ground / December 7th, 2020 / By Max Karlin

During his campaign, Joe Biden ran on a plan for more aggressive climate change action. Among the changes, left-rated and right-rated sources confirm that former Secretary of State John Kerry will have a Cabinet-level role as a special envoy for climate and a seat on the National Security...

United News Roundup, Climate Change, Environment, Common Ground

Trump vs. Biden: Environmental Policy

News / September 29th, 2020 / By AllSides Staff

This article is part of our "Trump vs. Biden" Perspectives Blogs series, in which we'll analyze and explain each candidate's positions on major issues leading up to the 2020 presidential election . This blog will examine each candidate's stances on matters pertaining to environmental...

Trump V Biden, Elections, Climate Change, Environment, Sustainability, Water And Oceans, Pollution, Energy, Donald Trump, Joe Biden

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