Climate, Energy & Conservation
The Great Simplification #223 with Michael Every
Rwandan President Paul Kagame may well be Africa’s foremost nuclear energy champion. Speaking in Paris at Nuclear Energy Summit 2026, Kagame said Rwanda is determined to do what it takes to power its ...
At the mouth of the Carmel River, a teacher set up a spotting scope and let a boy look through it. The birds were the first thing he saw. The habit of looking came next. He saw that the world could be...
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Welcome to Carbon Brief’s DeBriefed. An essential guide to the week’s key developments relating to climate...The postDeBriefed 12 June 2026: El Niño begins | COP31 hosts eye electrification | Atlantic...
https://time.com/article/2026/06/11/how-climate-change-is-making-your-life-more-expensive/ By Simmone Shah If you feel like things have been getting more expensive, you’re not imagining it. The averag...
Yet another junk study, which would not see the light of day in any other branch of science:The postPlankton Production Same As 20 Years Before–Climate Scientists Panic!appeared first onWatts Up With ...
When invasive rats are removed from islands, the ecological benefits can ripple across both land and sea more quickly than scientists expected, according to recent research. Scientists have long assum...
Solar has overtaken gas power in Asia to become the continent’s third-largest source of electricity,...The postAnalysis: Solar overtakes gas power in Asia for first time everappeared first onCarbon Br...
https://www.dailywire.com/news/trumps-energy-agenda-is-being-undermined-by-his-own-justice-department Trump’s Energy Agenda Is Being Undermined By His Own Justice Department By Steve Milloy – Steve Mi...
The world's poor deserve better than another utopia designed for them by the globalist intelligentsia. They deserve cheap energy, open markets, secure property rights, and the freedom to industrialise...
The Bornean ferret badger is a small carnivore with the slinky body of a ferret and a face mask like a badger. A new study confirms that it lives only in the mountains of Sabah, a Malaysian state on t...
On June 6, nine female white rhinos arrived in Mozambique’s Zinave National Park following a two-day translocation. Their arrival marks the culmination of nearly 10 years of rhino reintroduction effor...
VJOSA-NARTA, Albania — In late April, heavy machinery began moving into the Pishë Poro-Narta protected landscape on Albania’s Adriatic coast without permits or public notice. Bulldozers and excavators...
The rumble of ship traffic is drowning out the calls of long-finned pilot whales and potentially other marine species in the Strait of Gibraltar, a narrow strip of water between Morocco and Spain that...
Ocean temps are rising in the tropical Pacific Ocean, a natural and regular phenomenon called El Niño. Climate modelers say this year's could be one of the biggest ever, and some have nicknamed it "Go...
Government officials in Malawi have applied to withdraw bribery charges against wildlife trafficking convict Lin Yunhua, which would pave the way for his release from prison. In July 2025, a president...
From pollution to overfishing to the escalating effects of climate change, human activities are placing mounting pressure on the world ocean, fueling what U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres descr...
MTWAPA, Kenya — On a mid-morning in March, Mohamed Mwazigona, 58, had just landed a measly catch on the town beach in Mtwapa on Kenya’s north coast. His crew was preparing the boat for a second trip i...
As human cases continue to climb in the latest outbreak of the deadly Ebola virus in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, concern is growing for the gorilla population, which have been devastated by ...