The US AI Rebellion is Gaining Momentum
Data centers driving up energy costs and fear of job losses have become major public concerns.The postThe US AI Rebellion is Gaining Momentumappeared first onWatts Up With That?.
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Data centers driving up energy costs and fear of job losses have become major public concerns.The postThe US AI Rebellion is Gaining Momentumappeared first onWatts Up With That?.
Experiment shows the Amazon can recover after fires, but the new forest is a “poorer” version of its former self.
Cal Thomas: Being wrong means never having to say ‘sorry’ By Cal Thomas Excerpt: It is so easy and comfortable being a liberal. You never have to acknowledge that you are wrong when you are demonstrab...
To document the backlash, we’ve updated and improved the Data Center Rejection Database. And yes, it's searchable and it's free.
The Guardian published an article promoting a call by some scientists for the World Health Organization (WHO) to “Declare climate crisis a global public health emergency.” The fact is there is no clim...
While China's push to modernize sparked a surge in burning coal, India is turning to increasingly cheap solar to meet its booming energy needs. Though it faces big hurdles, including a rickety grid, I...
This, of course, makes a nonsense of Attenborough’s claim that:What we’re doing right now is we’re so rapidly changing the climate, for the first time in the world’s history people can see the impact ...
Mangrove forests could help sequester more than five million metric tons of nitrogen pollution from coastal ecosystems across the Earth if they are restored and protected, a recent study found. Nitrog...
https://ktrh.iheart.com/featured/jimmy-barrett/content/2026-05-20-44-houstons-morning-news-on-kt-marc-morano-the-climate-depot-joins-houstons/ Broadcast May 20, 2026 – KTRH Houston Rough Transcript: ...
Of course, forcing employers to turn up the air conditioning is hardly going to help them use less energy and reduce their ‘carbon footprint’.The postLabour Considers Making it Illegal to Work When it...
Nearly half of permitted small-scale gold mines in a corner of the Brazilian Amazon are likely fronts for laundering gold mined elsewhere, including protected areas and Indigenous territories, a new i...
https://nypost.com/2026/05/21/opinion/how-tom-steyer-used-his-billions-to-stifle-climate-dissent/ By John Stossel Excerpt: Billionaire Tom Steyer used his money to attack a lone climate researcher. Ro...
The sea off San Remigio could look gentle from shore. White sand, clear water, and boats moving slowly across Tañon Strait. For many families in Barangay Anapog, in northern Cebu, it was also the pant...
Scientists have layered hundreds of satellite images to reveal more than 1,000 previously uncharted coral reefs in the turbid waters of northern Australia. The number is comparable to the Great Barrie...
As Bangladesh grapples with fuel shortages, power plant outages and rising energy import costs, the country’s small but growing solar sector is helping cushion the grid against widespread blackouts. A...
“The UN just walked back its climate doomsday models – after BILLIONS were wasted. ‘Every apocalypse is a business model.’ They used fear to grab your cash, your gas stove, your truck, your burger.” W...
In the northeast of Bangladesh, residents living along the Jamuna River face a relentless cycle of environmental upheaval. Every rainy season, severe flooding routinely invades homes and wipes out cro...
Conservation biologist Dimby Raharinjanahary spent years walking through Madagascar’s forests, counting some of the island’s most visible species, such as lemurs and birds. Raharinjanahary was head of...
From mid-April through May 2026, India and Pakistan were gripped by a heatwave that saw daily maximum temperatures soar above 46° Celsius (114.8° Fahrenheit) in numerous cities. This ongoing period of...
Scientists Take Credit For Averting A Climate ‘Scenario’ That Was Never Plausible by Roger Pielke Jr. Excerpt: When my son was 12 years old, he was four feet tall. By the time he was 16, he was five f...