Climate, Energy & Conservation
Nepal’s shrubby hillsides are home to a medium-sized bird with brownish upperparts, distinctive black streaks from the shafts of its feathers and, sometimes, a chalky white facial patch. It’s the spin...
We know the energy Jedi are winning the argument when the green empire has to resort to emotive pictures and mendacious invective to make their point. None of Tim Stanley’s arguments stand up to close...
KTRH (KTRH-AM) – Aug 3, 2026 Marc Morano – The Climate Depot Joins Houston’s Morning News Morano excerpt: “As they say, this is not your father’s Oldsmobile. This is not your father’s Green New Deal. ...
Here is a fundamental proposition to which I subscribe: The only thing worth being in life is an adult. By the word “adult” I have something specific in mind. An adult is someone who, at a minimum,...
While NASA’s Curiosity rover was exploring the dry, desert planet, it stumbled across honeycomb-like textures called polygonal fractures, each measuring about 1.5 to 3 inches wide. Through further res...
Australia has confirmed the country’s first mass mortality of native seabirds from the deadly strain of avian influenza, H5N1. On Aug. 1, authorities confirmed the positive cases among 49 dead and 35 ...
The End EPA Abuse Act represents welcomed pushback against bureaucratic creep that has invaded too much of America’s economy and private lives. Passing it into law would help restore the proper scope ...
https://www.scienceunderattack.com/blog/2026/7/20/no-evidence-that-weather-extremes-becoming-more-frequent-or-intense-1-heat-waves-194 By Physicist Dr. Ralph B. Alexander Climate reporting of the last...
A 14-foot great hammerhead shark washed ashore on the north end of Carolina Beach, North Carolina, on Sunday.
Before clay could be taken from the earth, permission had to be sought. “Grandmother, are you there?” the potter would ask. “I am your granddaughter. I have come to find you.” The words were addressed...
Crude oil production in the United States, including lease condensate, averaged a record-high 13.6 million barrels per day (b/d) in 2025, breaking the previous U.S. and global production record of 13....
As wildfire season continues across the country, thousands of Americans have experienced the fiery conditions as the dry summer heat continues to fuel the flames.
Criminal groups use small-scale mining permits as a front for gold laundering while federal oversight fails.
MINAMISOMA, Japan — Kazuo Monma stepped out onto the small stage and looked at the large crowd with a sense of relief. The weather report had called for rain all weekend, and the mayor of Minamisoma, ...
Giant tropical trees in Malaysian Borneo pump water to their highest branches just as easily as to their lower-most branches, a new study says. Researchers say this suggests tall trees are not more vu...
Following protests at a public meeting about a proposed nuclear power plant in Kenya, one person was shot and several residents were arrested. The Kenyan government plans to build a 2,000-megawatt nuc...
It happened with a few strokes of a pen on a hilltop in northwestern Papua New Guinea on June 30: The leaders of the Tenkile Conservation Alliance (TCA) finalized an agreement to protect the densely c...
Founder’s Briefs: An occasional series where Mongabay founder Rhett Ayers Butler shares analysis, perspectives and story summaries. Four Melanesian countries are planning a network of marine reserves ...
Lush, leafy and luxuriantly diverse, tropical forests are home to an immense array of plants, animals and fungi. They also provide humanity with water, clean air and flood protection, and lock vast am...
Fossils uncovered in Japan nearly two decades ago have revealed a giant salamander believed to have inhabited the region's lakes and marshes roughly 3.5 million years ago.