Climate, Energy & Conservation
Because people will forget how to build water infrastructure?The postClaim: Climate Driven Droughts Will Triple the Price of Wheatappeared first onWatts Up With That?.
The fight to stop five dams on the Baker and Pascua rivers began in one of Chile’s least populous regions, far from Santiago, where national energy policy was set. HidroAysén said Chile needed the pro...
In 2007, Exxon’s CEO wrote off the US gas sector. Nineteen years later, shale is saving every American hundreds of dollars per year.
Many residents across the Mid-South and Southeast are bracing for multiple rounds of heavy rain with little relief in sight throughout the week.
Where are all the climate ambulance-chasers? Well, you won’t find them in the Atlantic. So far in 2026, Atlantic hurricane activity has been unusually quiet. Currently, the Atlantic Accumulated Cyclo...
A major theme of President Trump’s critics is that he is corrupt. As a couple of examples, here is Elizabeth Warren on July 26 calling Trump “the most corrupt president of the United States any time...
From NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT By Paul Homewood https://www.climate4you.com/images/EQUATOR%20202607%20vs%20last%2010yr%201200km%20AIRSv6.gif While Britain and parts of NW Europe have baked in rece...
There are only eight different bear species in the world, with polar bears considered the largest and sun bears as the smallest.
Export promotion is in the national interest. Policies that increase the supply of American compute, enable open models, encourage private investment, and broaden access for startups, researchers, and...
The rapidly growing Hawk Fire has burned more than 10,500 acres near Reno, prompting widespread evacuations and a state of emergency, with nearly 14,000 homes reportedly ordered to evacuate.
These not-so-clean, weather-dependent energy sources will never be more than bit players in today’s fast-moving, technology-driven industrial revolution.The postNo, MIT, ‘clean energy’ isn’t the futur...
The private jets will fly climate delegates to the center of the world's largest source of industrial CO2, to congratulate China on their emissions reduction progress?The postClaim: China is Consideri...
The National Hurricane Center has boosted the odds that a disturbance currently over Africa will develop into at least a tropical depression. The consensus of the various computer forecast models is t...
Relentless triple-digit heat is tightening its grip on the Southern Plains, with Texas and Oklahoma facing more potential records as worsening drought and a lack of rain add to the concern.
Officials are warning residents and visitors in Gunnison, Colorado, about toxic algae detected in the state's largest reservoir. The National Park Service announced that officials have been sampling a...
Two fishermen were found in quite the conundrum after being spotted floating inside a cooler in the Pacific Ocean. Mexican authorities said the two had been lost at sea for five days, about 150 miles ...
A 68-year-old French tourist died after his vehicle became stuck on a remote road in Death Valley National Park, prompting him and his travel companion to set out for help as temperatures climbed to 1...
A sweeping cold front will bring a taste of fall to millions across the eastern U.S., sending temperatures tumbling from the Ohio Valley to the Northeast.
A magnitude 5.8 earthquake struck near Toride, Japan, around 2 a.m. local time Sunday, roughly 40 miles northeast of Tokyo.
A difficult night unfolded for a snake catcher in South Carolina after he struggled to capture a huge python slithering along the side of the road.