Earth Day 2020: Together we make a difference
By Bulletin Staff | April 22, 2020
Image courtesy of NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Together we can make a difference—the future of the planet is in our hands.
At the first Earth Day in 1970, around 10 percent of all Americans marched, spoke, and organized on behalf of planet Earth. Today, we are witnessing growing global activism that demands political leaders take seriously the growing climate crisis. The Bulletin first began publishing on the changing climate in 1961 and by 1978, our cover story “Is mankind warming the Earth?” answered yes, definitively. Today, we continue to amplify the voices of scientists and experts demanding more urgent action.
On this Earth Day, hear president and CEO Rachel Bronson’s message from the virtual kickoff of #EarthDay50.
Also don’t miss the Bulletin’s coverage of:
- COVID-19 and the Doomsday Clock: Observations on managing global risk
- How Earth Day began and why it still matters—in 7 minutes
- Using a pandemic to gut the EPA
- Panic Time (A profile of the Bulletin in the Columbia Journalism Review)
Let’s not wait another 50 years to get serious. Science Matters. Prevention Matters. Individual Action Matters. We are in this together.
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