Climate, Energy & Conservation
This essay is adapted from the Frankly episode posted on April 11th, 2026 titled, “Oil 301: The World After Cheap Energy.”
Several recent articles at Mongabay regarding mental health in the conservation sector provide a much-needed overview of an issue not talked about enough: that conservationists face a mental health cr...
By Angela Wheeler A new edition of a science education manual for judges departs “sharply” from a “longstanding tradition of neutrality,” say three of America’s most distinguished physicists in a lett...
For the last two decades, conservationists on the remote Pacific atoll of Palmyra have been working to uproot invasive palm trees and restore native wildlife. A new study finds that native fungi could...
A much-discussed “return to coal” by some countries in the wake of the Iran war...The postWorld ‘will not see significant return to coal’ in 2026 – despite Iran crisisappeared first onCarbon Brief.
Wrong, AP, Wildfires Have Always Burned at Night By Anthony Watts The Associated Press (AP) claims in “Wildfires Used To ‘Go To Sleep’ At Night. Climate Change Has Them Burning Overtime” that human-ca...
The idea that the Earth can be “searched” like a database has circulated for several years in academic and technical circles. Earth Index, developed by the nonprofit Earth Genome, brings that idea int...
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2026/04/trump_puts_u_s_sovereignty_first.html By H. Sterling Burnett In his 1796 Farewell Address, President George Washington advised the United States to avo...
Scientists conducting a DNA analysis of ant specimens collected from across the Fiji islands in the Pacific have been able to reconstruct how entire ant populations rose and fell over thousands of yea...
Taking Back Earth Day – The Climate Realism Show #199 Earth Day 2026 came and went without the energy and attention of past years. There was less climate scolding and fewer denunciations of the “high-...
Community-led efforts are helping revive and save Siamese crocodiles from the brink of extinction. Siamese crocodiles are native to Southeast Asia and considered guardians of the wetlands by many comm...
India is home to 135 known bat species, but their natural history and ecology remain poorly understood, according to the first nationwide assessment of the country’s bats. The report, developed by 3...
Asia’s only tapir species still remains understudied in Malaysia, researchers at the Wildlife Conservation Society say. Recent findings from Thailand suggest that some forest complexes there may hold ...
Founder’s Briefs: An occasional series where Mongabay founder Rhett Ayers Butler shares analysis, perspectives and story summaries. Indonesia’s forests, long held up as a case of tentative progress, a...
Protest arrives with a clear sense of purpose. Annie Leonard and André Carothers do not attempt to construct a grand, unified theory of dissent, nor do they offer a rigid framework to explain why move...
Who Needs Greenland? Who Needs Greenland? Via Committee to Unleash Prosperity: America has recently annexed some-one million square kilometers of resource-rich off-shore land and sea in the Arctic reg...
The Trump EPA has ENDED the Green New Scam. We proudly rescinded what has been referred to as the “Holy Grail” for the “world is about to end” climate change zealots, the 2009 Obama EPA Endangerment F...
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/04/16/climate/microsoft-carbon-removal.html?smid=tw-share By David Gelles Excerpt: Over the last several years, Microsoft almost single-handedly established the market for...
They preached doom, now they preach calm: Ex-climate activists say stop the fear By Audrey Streb Former climate activists told The Lion that although they used to be manipulated by alarmist media narr...
https://dailysceptic.org/2026/04/12/the-devon-experiment-that-could-plunge-britain-into-darkness/ The Devon Experiment That Could Plunge Britain Into Darkness BY RICHARD ELDRED In the Telegraph, Laure...