Climate, Energy & Conservation
by Judith Curry It’s time to declare victory against climate stupidity and move on. Well, the definition of victory here is about as fuzzy as that for the Iran war. Here is a summary of why Climate E...
Welcome to Cited, your essential guide to new climate research. In the news SCIENCE ‘UNDER...The postCited 23 June 2026: Project Cosmos launch | Science ‘under attack’ at Bonn | Emissions inequalityap...
Europe is sweltering through an intense heat wave that is setting temperature records in the U.K. and France. It comes on the heels of a record heat wave in May.Read more on E360 →
Founder’s Briefs: An occasional series where Mongabay founder Rhett Ayers Butler shares analysis, perspectives and story summaries. In Salonga National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo, resear...
Respected institutions like OIES do their best work when they apply rigorous economic analysis to energy markets without fear of where it leads. The Hormuz crisis has given them — and us — a vivid, re...
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A recent article in the online journal Futurism, titled, “Scientists Horrified as Huge Heatwave Hits Antarctica,” claims climate change caused “huge heatwave” in Antarctica, bringing temperatures on t...
Phillipe Ciais has spent almost four decades researching the planet’s carbon cycle – and the...The postProf Philippe Ciais: The world’s most highly cited climate scientistappeared first onCarbon Brief...
DJOUROUTOU, Côte d’Ivoire — After a night of heavy rain, the chimpanzees of Taï Forest, in southwestern Côte d’Ivoire, like to sleep in. Early on a late May morning, chimpanzee guide Evariste Tere led...
The new tool is chock full of drill-down data, sources and methodology. It is also continuously updated.The postThe Subsidy Clockappeared first onWatts Up With That?.
Detlef van Vuuren is one of the world’s leading climate modellers and, as a result,...The postProf Detlef van Vuuren: The climate scientist most cited by the IPCCappeared first onCarbon Brief.
BALI, Indonesia — The booming market for animal abuse content brought dozens of international animal protection organizations to Indonesia in June for the first in-person summit to confront a growing ...
Temperatures will climb to a record-breaking 38C next week as a ‘heat dome’ is set to hit Britain, with the Met Office issuing a new four-day warning for extreme weather.The postTemperatures to Hit Re...
PREAH VIHEAR, Cambodia — Ruos Lim knows what is at stake as he sets off with 10 men to patrol the Chom Penh forest. Lim is part of the Kuy people who have relied on the wooded hills in northern Cambod...
A field station is usually a working place. It may have bunkrooms, trails, a generator, stored specimens, weathered notebooks, drying boots, a small lab, and staff who know when the road floods, where...
The distance between farmer Sudhin Chandra Das’s home and his 150-decimal (0.6-hectare, or 1.5-acre) paddy field in Bangladesh’s northeastern region of Sylhet is more than half a kilometer (0.3 miles)...
On Malaysia’s Penang Island, conservationist Yap Jo Leen is turning old fire hoses into lifesaving bridges that help endangered monkeys cross busy roads in residential areas. The idea took root after ...
JAKARTA — Pulp and paper giant APRIL’s recent decision to lower its deforestation commitments and source wood from two companies associated with extensive recent forest loss has created a new challeng...
From Restoration News: Since the 1960s, climate alarmists have predicted the end of the world — and they’ve been wrong every single time. Craig Rucker, co-founder of CFACT, has spent four decades on t...
Energy realism is not about choosing one energy source over another. It is about choosing progress over polarization, facts over slogans, and practical solutions over wishful thinking.The postEnergy R...