An overwhelming consensus—over 97%—of climate scientists agree that human activity is the driving force behind today's rate of global temperature increase. Natural factors that impact the climate are still at work, but cannot account for today’s rapid warming.
“Pretty soon people are going to come to the conclusion, as I have, that @SecretaryZinke is not a Teddy Roosevelt Republican and he’s misappropriating the legacy,” - Ted Roosevelt IV @patagonia@NRDC
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Zinke had already rigged his fishing rod when our writer showed up to interview him at the edge of a lake in Glacier National Park. He'd rigged it backwards. https://t.co/ZJujN2c8hm
.@SecretaryZinke gave me — and the American people — his word that he would protect our country’s historic and magnificent antiquities like the Citadel Ruins. He broke his word.
Trump just claimed Monument status unfairly keeps local people from hunting and grazing cattle in Bears Ears. This is not true. The only thing it prevents is new drilling, mining and fracking. https://t.co/5ztlpqMafV
@NatGeoEducation Looking for an infographic about behaviors once thought to be human but have been demonstrated in animals. I think it appeared in an issue of NatGeo. Any help, community? (DM me.) Thanks!