Climate, Energy & Conservation
By Angela Wheeler Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan’s admission at a July Senate hearing raises troubling questions about accountability in judicial education. Kagan confirmed she had written the fore...
The thousands of batteries being deployed to stabilise Britain’s electricity networks could bring down the grid, government experts have warned.The postBritain’s battery boom ‘risks overwhelming the g...
The first members had no office, no money, and little authority. They were schoolchildren in Patna, a crowded city on the Ganges, worried about the trees being cut around them. They met after class, v...
By the morning of July 27, 1926, the destructive Nassau Hurricane was heading northbound offshore of Fort Lauderdale. Winds were still lashing the beach areas and increasing in Palm Beach County and o...
In a summer of record heat waves, France and Spain are now facing wildfires that have forced the evacuations of more than 300,000 people. Scientists say that a sharp swing from wet to dry weather, a s...
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2026/jul/20/medias-climate-scare-finally-peaked/ By Anthony Watts For years, we have been told that every hurricane, wildfire, drought, flood and heat wave is proo...
Guest Post by William desRosiers, RealClearPennsylvania. Editor’s Note: Pennsylvania energy costs are ballooning, as are many other northeastern states’, in part because environmentalists have repeate...
“Nixonmaxxing” — apparently this is a trendy new term in conservative circles. It refers to a rising level of interest in all things Nixon, particularly among younger conservatives. Philip Wegmann ...
Quote of the Week: “An expert is a man who has made all the mistakes, which can be made, in a very narrow field.” — Niels BohrThe postWeekly Climate and Energy News Roundup #699appeared first onWatts ...
On the rocky shores of Tasmania, seals and seabirds can’t shelter indoors during a storm or turn on the AC during a hot spell. When extreme weather strikes, they’re exposed to the elements, especially...
Genevieve has rapidly intensified into a Category 4 hurricane, becoming the season’s first major hurricane as it barrels through the Pacific Ocean. The storm is moving west-northwest with maximum sust...
https://myemail.constantcontact.com/National-Academies-Report–Climate-Narrative-Over-Science.html?soid=1101509381788&aid=UhH8fZ4OLBA Several CO2 Coalition team members tuned into the National Academie...
Recent Germany forecasts of “never seen before heat” coming next week are already fizzling out. Of course there’s going to be some hot weather next week, but probably nothing like the click-baiting me...
Cheetahs are back in Zambia’s Greater Luangwa Ecosystem, nearly 30 years after the big cats’ last recorded presence in the massive landscape. Six cheetahs (Acinonyx jubatus), three males and three fem...
Hurricane Fausto is churning towards Hawaii, and while the Category 1 storm won't make landfall on the Pacific Ocean island chain, that doesn't mean they won't feel the impacts from the storm.
DHAKA — Ships sail oceans all over the world, yet as they reach the end of their lives, they mostly go to die on the beaches of Bangladesh, India and Pakistan. Around 85% of the world’s end-of-life sh...
This investigative series uncovered a massive illegal shark-finning scheme and widespread labor abuses across the fleet of Dalian Ocean Fishing (DOF), a major Chinese tuna company with dozens of boats...
JAKARTA — The number of Sumatran orangutans has declined by nearly 20% in the past decade and the critically endangered Tapanuli orangutan remains perilously close to extinction despite years of conse...
BANGKOK — An opposition member of Thailand’s parliament has called for the creation of a parliamentary committee on the regulation of data centers. The call comes amid a raft of new project approvals ...
Australia's superannuation retirement savings, recently praised by President Trump, could be raided to push forward Net Zero.The postClaim: Renewables are Too Risky for Aussie Retirement Savings – But...