Bill McKibben

Here's a story of two presidents, Barack Obama of the United States and Mohamed Nasheed of the Maldives.

Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth was one of the high points not only of the environmental movement but also of the documentary tradition in America.

Getting a global deal would cost less than 1 percent of what we spent on the bailout. Too bad Congress is thinking more like 0.01 percent.

From Mt. Everest to the Maldives, people worldwide are turning an arcane number into a movement for a stable climate. Bill McKibben asks: Will you join them?

Bill McKibben, iklim değişikliğine dikkat çekmek amacıyla yapılan "Capitol Climate Action" eylemine neden katıldığını ve sivil itaatsizliğin ne anlama geldiğini açıklıyor.

Washington has seen its share of big protests over the years, and most of them center on the White House, the Mall or the Capitol.

On March 2, environmentalist Bill McKibben will join demonstrators who plan to march on a coal-fired power plant in Washington D.C. In this article for Yale Environment 360, he explains why he's ready to go to jail to protest the continued burning of coal.

Sooner or later, you have to draw a line. We've spent the last 20 years in the opening scenes of what historians will one day call the Global Warming Era-the preamble to the biggest drama that humans have ever staged, the overture that hints at the themes that will follow for centuries to come.

ABD'nin Seçilmiş Başkanı Barack Obama, yayınladığı bir video mesajı ile, önümüzdeki ay Polonya'da yapılacak olan iklim değişikliği toplantılarına şahsen katılamasa da, Birleşik Devletler'in artık bu sürecin bir parçası olcağının güvencesini verdi. Bill McKibben'ın bu konudaki yorumu şöyle:

And so our eight-year interlude from reality draws to a close, and the job of cleaning up begins. The trouble is, we're not just cleaning up after a failed presidency. We're cleaning up after a two-century binge.