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Cartoons of the Week
May 19–25, 2012
Facebook face-plants, plus other editorial cartoons from the week. -
Historic TIME Letters
Environment
A radically simple solution to improving science education in America
A new online tool, called the Wind Map, shows how our pollution gets spread far and wide.
Why is the oil company that funded climate change deniers suddenly calling for better science?
Bullying is thuggish no matter who is doing it. So why are grown adults engaging in it?
Of all the health dangers that disproportionately impact black children, air pollution might be the worst
Soaring temperatures, plants blooming ahead of season—what does this heat wave portend for summer?
Some lucky person could be eating lab-grown meat as early as this fall. Here’s why I don’t want that person to be me
As the EPA’s new mercury standards get posted in the federal register, opponents gear up to destroy legislation that was 20 years in the making
A battle over pollution is dividing Evangelicals over what’s appropriate to fight for under the “pro-life banner”
They are sounding the alarm on the danger of mercury emissions to humans
Stopping pollution is something that everyone should embrace, says Rob Sisson, President of Republicans for Environmental Protection
Any person of faith who claims to believe in the sanctity of human life should pay attention when that life is in jeopardy
The EPA’s new standards on mercury emissions have been 21 years in the making. Will we squander the chance to reduce our exposure to this harmful toxin?
Why, Dr. Seuss, of course. But will a new movie adaptation of The Lorax speak to a new generation of children?
Experts confirm what Americans suspected: extreme storms, droughts and floods are being made worse by climate change
