On September 24, my Progressive Radio Network colleague Betsy Rosenberg faced off against non-climate experts (and non-thinkers) Bo Dietl and Bernard McGuirk, defending the People’s Climate March and the need to combat carbon pollution on the Fox News Channel program “Hannity.” (Courtesy of Media Matters)
On October 1, Forecast the Facts, Better Future Project and 350 Massachusetts called out Boston PBS affiliate WGBH for continuing to keep carbon kingpin David Koch on their Board of Trustees. More than 100 concerned citizens attended the rally. (Courtesy of the Boston Herald.)
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D. R. Tucker is a Massachusetts-based journalist who has served as the weekend contributor for the Washington Monthly since May 2014. He has also written for the Huffington Post, the Washington Spectator, the Metrowest Daily News, investigative journalist Brad Friedman's Brad Blog and environmental journalist Peter Sinclair's Climate Crocks.
