Adapt, Europe (stop whining)
Did climate mitigation policy work against adaptation directly and indirectly? Yes and yes. That is a major problem. In the name of social justice, climate campaigners are invited to replace wasteful,...
Climate, Energy & Conservation
Did climate mitigation policy work against adaptation directly and indirectly? Yes and yes. That is a major problem. In the name of social justice, climate campaigners are invited to replace wasteful,...
Seven Indigenous Guarani, including two children and a prominent community leader, were killed Aug. 14 in a crash with a grain cargo trailer that reportedly broke loose from the truck pulling it in ce...
No net warming in the last 400 years. 1. Thaya et al., 2015 2. Gaire et al., 2023 3. Kahn et al., 2024 4. Aryal et al., 2020 “Our reconstruction did not show any increasing term trend over the last fo...
The real world — It’s full of complexities, ambiguities, unknowns, trade-offs, risks, and evils that we would prefer not to acknowledge. Perfection can be sought and approached, but nothing close to...
Tent camping at several different campgrounds within a popular national park is prohibited through Halloween because of an increase in human-wildlife interactions recently.
Dr. Matthew M. Wielicki – Director – United States Global Change Research Program I’ve spent many weeks doing fieldwork in Tibet, sitting above these enormous, deeply incised Himalayan river systems a...
All the money in the world from Big Tech and their allies in Washington, D.C., won’t make a difference. Only a real and sustained demonstration that we are on the right path will do that.The postBackl...
“Under our Syilx Okanagan law, everything is sacred to us. We believe that Mother Earth is alive, all of kʷuləncutn, the creator’s creation, that it’s all alive,” Chief Dan Wilson of the Okanagan Indi...
After a few quiet weather days in the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes, a soggy weather pattern is returning through ridge-riding storms, bringing a renewed flash flood threat to the region.
https://www.realclearenergy.org/articles/2026/08/28/the_ark-la-tex_may_be_leading_americas_lithium_race_1202633.html By Duggan Flanakin Excerpt: The discovery of vast lithium resources in the Smackove...
While the media obsesses about record wildfires, the satellite data shows the opposite – worldwide, wildfire area is at the lowest for time of year since records began:The postGlobal Wildfires At Reco...
Global sea surface temperatures have reached a record high, raising serious concerns for global Earth systems, according to new data released by the European Union’s Copernicus Climate Change Service ...
North Carolina health officials say a central NC teen is critically ill with a rare Naegleria fowleri infection linked to warm freshwater.
https://dailycaller.com/2026/08/27/national-academies-sciences-climate-report-lawsuits-attorneys-general/ By PARIS APODACA The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine produced a bias...
The scenes coming out of Nepal of the glacier collapse and flash flood of mud, ice, and water are horrifying. The amount of devastation is almost hard to fathom, and the landscape is changed forever. ...
For 20 years, Joel Sartore has been on a quest: to photograph every animal species in human care, and then some. This year, on the 20th anniversary of the Photo Ark somewhere in Australia, Sartore pho...
Riaz Panchayet used to farm papaya, cucumber, okra and bananas on his land in Madhupur village, located in southern Bangladesh’s coastal Patuakhali district. These days, he runs a small tea stall near...
On March 15th 1991 Hà Đình Đức happened to be passing Hồ Gươm, the small lake at the center of Hanoi, when he saw its giant softshell turtle surface. Đức went home and marked the date on his calendar....
PEMBA, Tanzania — Like many coastal communities across East Africa, the residents of Shamiani have grown accustomed to watching the sea yield less and less. Warming waters, degraded marine habitats an...
Hundreds of people are missing, including at least 90 American tourists, according to the U.S. State Department