Links tagged “trump”
- Leonardo DiCaprio slams Trump for failing on ‘climate change’
- The Paris Climate Deal. We’re Out. We’re In! No, We’re Out! Maybe
- White House denies reports that U.S. is staying in the Paris Climate Accord
- ‘We’ve had bigger storms’: Trump says Harvey & Irma haven’t changed his stance on ‘climate change’
- Homeland Security Advisor Tom Bossert pro-science comment: ‘We continue to take seriously the climate change — not the cause of it, but the things that we observe’
Homeland Security Advisor Tom Bossert: 'I will tell you that we continue to take seriously the climate change -- not the cause of it, but the things that we observe. And so there's rising flood waters -- I think one inch every 10 years in Tampa -- things that would require prudent mitigation measures. And what I said from the podium the other day, and what President Trump remains committed to, is making sure that federal dollars aren't used to rebuild things that will be in harm's way later or that won't be hardened against the future predicable floods that we see.'
- Left-Wing Website Hoped Hurricane Irma Would ‘F*ck Up’ Trump’s Mansion
- Actress Jennifer Lawrence: ‘Mother Nature’s Rage’ Directed at U.S. Because of Trump
“I mean when the director was asked about the film, why it was so dark, he said, ‘It’s a mad time to be alive.’ And there is certainly an end of days feeling about it. For many people, in America who would say, [grimaces] perhaps it’s truer there at the moment than anywhere else,” the Channel 4 reporter prompted Lawrence to comment. “It’s scary,” she responded. “You know, it’s this new language that’s forming, I don’t even recognize it. It’s also scary to know, that climate change is due to human activity, and we continue to ignore it, and the only voice that we really have is through voting,” Lawrence stated.
“You know you’re watching these hurricanes now, and it’s really hard especially while promoting this movie, not to feel mother nature’s rage and wrath," she stated.
- Global Warming LOL: Obamas Eye Spending BIG MONEY For Oceanfront Property
- Cheers! US state department to abolish ‘climate change envoy’ to UN
- WARMISTS HOPEFUL: ‘COULD HURRICANE HARVEY DEAL A FATAL BLOW TO CLIMATE CHANGE SKEPTICISM?’
A growing body of research suggests that perceptions of climate change are influenced by experience with climate-related natural disasters. A 2016 analysis in the Journal of Environmental Studies and Science found that, between Hurricane Katrina and the pre-election Hurricane Sandy in 2012, the public discourse surrounding extreme weather shifted dramatically from a purely economic and energy discussion to one focused on climate. And a 2013 study by the Association for Psychological Science found that direct experiences with intense events like Sandy and Hurricane Irene were more likely to re-orient survivors toward "green" and climate-positive political stances.
