Report: State Department's Keystone Analysis Ignores True Climate Impact

April 16, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Report: State Department's Keystone Analysis Ignores True Climate Impact WASHINGTON -- The State Department has drastically underestimated the damage the Keystone XL pipeline will do to the global climate, according to new research released Tuesday. Continue reading... Climate Change The Next Gay Rights? GOP Rep: 'The Science Regarding Climate Change Is Uncertain' Green News Outlet Wins Pulitzer PHOTOS: Can You Tell What Is Covering This Beach? Antarctica's Ice Melt Hits Dismal Milestone Boat Filled With Smuggled Meat Crashes Into World Heritage Site Ted Nugent Brags About Killing 455 Pigs For Bill Maher And 'Animal Rights Freaks' Report: State Department's Keystone Analysis Ignores True Climate Impact Antibiotic-Resistant Superbugs Are On The Rise, Report Says Antarctica's Ice Melt Hits Dismal Milestone DAVID ROTHENBERG Sing Fly Mate Die: The Cicadapocalypse Is Nigh The world is waiting. Nature often provides us with mysterious happenings that fill us with sublime awe. Why do these cicadas come out only once every 17 years? Is that not a very odd cycle to keep track of? How do they do it? Continue reading... KATHERINE LAGRAVE Cherry Blossoms: History Behind the Bloom It cannot be overstated that in Japan, the sakura is serious business. But why are the blossoms so significant? Here's hoping you get out and enjoy them this spring -- perhaps, even, with a little more history than before. Continue reading... MARY J. LOFTUS Documenting a Life in the Woods Ever wonder what it would be like to live deep in a forest for 50 years? Me either. But that's exactly what Harvard graduate Bill Coperthwaite has done, living a self-sustaining life in a three-story yurt in the Maine woods for more than five decades, attracting a near-cult status and fan following. Continue reading... DR. DAVE RANDLE What's Needed to Protect Coastal Habitat and Marine Environments In the tourism industry realize that addressing these issues is vital to sustainable tourism and protecting the natural resource values that allow the tourism business to succeed. Continue reading... CATHY KANGAS Animals in the Federal Budget The American people are behind these campaigns. More than 62 percent of all Americans have pets. We love our animals. Our taxes should go to protecting them. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003