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The author discusses the consequences of climate change and how he believes U.S. President George W. Bush and Congress will be remembered by future generations. He notes that despite scientific data to support the consequences of global climate change, the U.S. government has done little to address the crisis. He suggests that politicians are too conflicted between affected industries and public pressure for action, resulting in the failure to enact legislation.

The article presents an editorial on the U.S. news media's coverage of global warming. The author argues that the U.S. news media is too concerned with shallow, inconsequential stories to properly cover global warming news. The author believes that the failure of major media outlets to cover researcher Wieslaw Maslowski's announcement that the Arctic could be ice-free in the summer of 2013 is reprehensible.

The article presents an editorial about global warming. The author bemoans that, despite abundant evidence and acknowledgment of global warming, people are largely doing noting in response. The author believes that it is ridiculous that people listen to skeptics in the media rather than the thousands of scientists studying global warming.

The article presents an editorial discussing American children's relationship to the outdoors. The author discusses a study which found that the average American child spends 6 hours a day watching television, playing video games, or operating a computer. The author believes that children should be encouraged to pursue outdoor activities because it fosters environmental consciousness.

The article offers an editorial concerning attacks leveled against conservationists. The author relates the story of Richard Cizik, leader of the National Association of Evangelicals (NAE), who was verbally attacked for urging his followers to take action against global warming. The author also discusses attacks against former U.S. Vice President, and outspoken environmentalist, Al Gore.

The article presents an editorial on the endangerment of wildlife by global warming. The author discusses the melting of polar ice, and its effect on the polar bear population. The author discusses groups including Native American councils and Evangelical Christian organizations that are taking action against global climate change.