Reducing greenhouse-gas emissions not only makes eminently good sense, but may be the only realistic option for avoiding dangerous climate change.

FORBES: The Case for Climate-Change Alarmism

Yes, we reduce our resources now but we increase them by more in the future as a result of reducing climate change and thus avoiding some of the damage from it.

FORBES: Why Wind Power Doesn't Work

Understanding the science behind climate change and mitigating its effects are critical for avoiding unmanageable scenarios in the future.

WHITEHOUSE: Adaptation Summit to Address Impacts of Climate Change, May 25-27 | The White House

Curbing climate change means both removing carbon from the atmosphere and oceans and avoiding new carbon emissions.

UNESCO: Blue carbon: a tool to mitigate climate change and preserve key marine and coastal ecosystems | United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization