Climate, Energy & Conservation
Frankly #162
Adriana Hora dos Santos stands waist-deep in the water. Her dark hair is tied in a single braid; her arms and torso covered by a pink Lycra shirt. The thick mangrove mud reaches her thighs. Using a ma...
By Lars Schernikau and Gareth Williamson Abstract Our modern economies depend on physical goods moving across borders with around 80% of world trade (by volume), and an estimated 70% (by value) that t...
Some 58% of countries have met a UN call to submit new pledges on addressing nature loss – two years…The postCOP17: Which countries have released new pledges to tackle nature loss?appeared first onCar...
TIME Magazine reporter Simmone Shah claims in “Climate Change Is Accelerating Faster Than We Can Respond, Scientists Warn” that Earth is undergoing a rapidly accelerating climate destabilization that ...
If this was a genuine issue, surely these “experts” would have published a proper analysis, backed up with verifiable data. Instead they slink in the shadows, relying on the Telegraph give them credib...
A strong cold front is going to push off the East Coast by early tomorrow. The coldest air of the year on a brisk north wind will move in behind it. There is a strong consensus in the various computer...
* Probably, you have read about the recent round of riots in France. They began in late September, and are now in their fourth week. * This round of riots features mostly students, and the ...
https://wattsupwiththat.com/2026/10/14/google-finally-admits-renewables-dont-work-for-powering-data-centers/ By Eric Worrall They knew a decade ago – “… Battery technology is not yet at the stage wher...
We had almost no snow last winter in southeast Wyoming, but this year seems to be getting off to a better start.
For more than two decades, National Geographic photographer Steve Winter and environmental journalist Sharon Guynup have followed big cats into some of Earth’s wildest, most dangerous places. Their wo...
It’s not every day that out-of-state lawyers sue to protect ratepayers in your state.The postWest Virginia Is Suing Pennsylvania to Lower Electric Billsappeared first onWatts Up With That?.
A group of 10 critically endangered American red wolves made the journey from New York to North Carolina or vice versa on Tuesday as part of a nationwide conservation effort.
SEOUL — Wedged between skyscrapers and a bustling passenger ferry port in Busan, South Korea’s second-largest city, a celebrity of sorts is drawing thousands of admirers as it has been swimming for we...
Only two world leaders from outside the Pacific Region showed up, but those who did show up were really enthusiastic.The postClaim: Fiji Pre-COP Climate Conference was Not a Flop because Participants ...
After four years, Las Vegas authorities have identified the remains of a suspected homicide victim discovered in Lake Mead in 2022.
Conservationists are launching a project to protect dwindling vulture populations in Chad amid a Central Africa-wide decline. Run by the nonprofit Sahara Conservation, the project is part of a larger ...
Demand for metals has exploded in recent decades, thanks to population growth, technological innovation, and economic development. The volume of metal ores like iron and copper extracted globally quad...
Researchers surveyed 40 sites along the East African coastline from Kenya to Mozambique, studying seagrass and coral reef ecosystems. They found that when it comes to benefits for coastal communities,...
JAKARTA — Indonesia is facing growing criticism over its response to a forest and land fire crisis that has sent choking haze billowing into neighboring Malaysia and Singapore, but officials insist th...