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Reporters often hear from readers that climate change should be on the front page. At the NYT, it is. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/02/climate/climate-change-republicans.html …pic.twitter.com/FVsxtwAlMp
Here's the link to the great @henryfountain story on Greenland, the heat wave and the melting ice sheet from the same front page — enormous photo on the front, with the story beginning inside.https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/02/climate/european-heatwave-climate-change.html …
It should be on the front page, in the biggest headline font possible, every single day. It is the biggest problem to ever face humanity, and we should be reminded of that every day until effective action has been taken.
Read this and had plenty to say about Caldwell's "opinion". Choosing to focus on the messenger and holding her to task for not becoming militant angered me and most other readers. His recommendation of "patience" in dealing with extinction was ridiculous. The man's an ass.
Why is the associated article not on the front page?
This would be a fantastic front page if not for the patently false Tulsi headline being reported as news.
Tulsi fans are trying to spin other candidates into being pro-war lol
As well as above-the-fold Tulsi Gabbard stories two days in a row, plus a Marianne Williamson one. Thanks for prioritizing what is relevant
Wouldn't letting the climate change enough for the oceans to rise be better for earth? It would force humans to inhabit smaller portions of it and would kill off almost have of us, if not more. The earth would recover and the lesson will be learned.
that's the part you're not supposed to say out loud. Its not the end of the world, its just the end of us. The planet will keep on planet-ing, life will adapt and continue living -- without us.
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