Climate, Energy & Conservation
Frankly #156
In the early 1990s, the logging roads running through Sarawak’s Upper Baram became the site of a bitter confrontation. Penan families built wooden barricades and faced off bulldozers, timber trucks, a...
From NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT By Paul Homewood Great analysis by the Mogg. It’s a shame he was not exposing this years ago, when May, Johnson and…The postThe Green Con Exposedappeared first onWat...
FOX Weather Hurricane Specialist Bryan Norcross provides exclusive analysis on Tropical Storm Moke's latest track and brewing activity in the Atlantic and Pacific basins.
How does a community adapt to challenging times? A tiny home built to withstand floods. Ancient floating gardens bringing a canal back to life. Giant fishing nets and the people working to protect a t...
From MasterResource By Robert Bradley Jr. Ed. Note: This week marks the 55th anniversary of President Richard Nixon’s 90-day wage and price order of August 15, 1971. With extensions, maximum…The postT...
After months of powerful earthquakes rattling along the Pacific Ring of Fire, head-turning research is being done in California, where scientists say part of the San Andreas Fault may be slipping fast...
Art and science can work together to raise public awareness and propel conservation efforts needed to safeguard coral reef ecosystems, a group of coral scientists argues in a new research article publ...
Originally posted at RedState By The Heartland Institute The opinions expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com. Global greening is not a new…...
Just days after Hurricane Lala hammered the Hawaiian Islands, Tropical Storm Moke will make a close pass by the Big Island and unleash a dangerous threat of heavy rain, flooding and damaging winds.
By Andy May I first read about Deployable Energy on Joanne Nova’s website and was very interested in their innovative small modular nuclear reactor and how it worked. The reactor…The postDeployable En...
The Southwestern African nation of Angola has much more peatland than previously thought, new research suggests. In a study published on August 20 in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, r...
Australia's shock capital gains tax rises will apparently not negatively affect any part of the economy except renewables.The postAussie Renewables Win Tax Concessions the Government Claims Other Busi...
The Zushi-Onoji Historical and Environmental Conservation Area nestles among Tokyo’s sprawling western suburbs. The area provides habitat for endangered species and a space to pass on traditional ecol...
Southeast and East Asia may be famous for towering dipterocarps or massive conifers, but a new report highlights that the region is also home to more threatened oak species than anywhere else in the w...
The Spanish government has launched a consultation process to establish 23 new marine protected areas (MPAs) in Canary Islands waters and the Mediterranean Sea as part of efforts to meet a national co...
Communities across the globe are responding to environmental pressures like climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution with local knowledge and practical action. This Mongabay multimedia Special ...
Arctic terns make the longest migration of any creature on Earth, with some Sterna paradisaea clocking more than 80,000 kilometers (49,709 miles) a year, flying from the Southern Ocean to their breedi...
The tropical depression southeast of Hawaii is forecast to become Tropical Storm Moke later today or tonight and take a similar track to Hurricane Lala's last week. The difference is that Moke won't b...
A rare tornado touched down on Long Beach, New York, on Long Island Thursday evening as a line of powerful thunderstorms blasted the region with torrential rain and flash flooding.