Climate, Energy & Conservation
Modern export infrastructure, faster permitting, competitive tax and fee policies, and trade agreements that reflect the enormous opportunity before us could move the U.S. from an underperforming supp...
It was a close call for a fisherman after a bison quietly approached him from behind in Yellowstone National Park. In a video captured by parkgoer Kristi Wilt, the bison can be seen walking toward the...
Yes, solar is growing at a rapid clip. But nearly all that growth is occurring in wealthy countries, bypassing the places where low-cost electricity is desperately needed.
https://robertbryce.substack.com/p/where-the-sun-dont-shine By Robert Bryce Where The Sun Don’t Shine Excerpt: For decades, pundits and politicos have been telling us that solar energy is right on the...
People building mega-data centers in the desert seem to imagine they can defy the laws of thermodynamics.
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach (@WEschenbach on X, my personal blog is here) The IPCC describes computer climate models as follows: “Climate models are mathematical representations of the climate sys...
Lightning-sparked wildfires continue to burn across Oregon and Washington after a mid-July storm outbreak. Here's a look at the region's largest fires, the communities at risk and the massive firefigh...
OAN TV – Real America w/ Dan Ball – Broadcast July 20, 2026 “There’s a haze over everywhere and it’s absolute forest mismanagement… and to make it all worse, is that the Prime Minister Carney believes...
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When we hear the word "desert," most of us picture the blistering heat of the Sahara, Death Valley, or a dusty stretch of Arizona highway. But the largest desert on Earth looks nothing like that.
Whatever one makes of President Trump’s chosen words, the underlying demand – that a body claiming the authority of disinterested science should actually be disinterested – is one any serious defender...
Energy secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh wants full Net Zero by 2030.The postIs Britain’s New Energy Secretary Even Crazier than Mad Ed?appeared first onWatts Up With That?.
It isn’t the climate crisis that needs to be fixed, it’s the epic level journalism malfeasance that’s been happening for upwards of 30 years in this issue.The post“What did we miss?” — Open Letter to ...
In this in-depth conversational interview and discussion, Professor Henrik Svensmark (formerly of Danish National Space Center) explains his groundbreaking research on how galactic cosmic rays influen...
The flesh-eating bacteria called Vibrio vulnificus — is a rare and potentially deadly bacteria that naturally occurs in warm saltwater and brackish water. However, the Florida Department of Health sai...
Space enthusiasts are fascinated by recent satellite discoveries revealing a “hummingbird" in Antarctica. Teams in the U.S. and India have collected data from two powerful radar instruments aboard the...
The active month of July continues with a strengthening heat dome set to drive repeated rounds of severe storms and damaging winds from the Midwest and Great Lakes to the East Coast through Wednesday ...
Confidence is increasing that the center of Fausto will pass Hawaii to the north. The storm is now a Category 1, and cooler water and hostile upper winds are dead ahead.
A magnitude 5.8 earthquake struck the Aleutian Islands in southwestern Alaska just before midnight local time Saturday night, with no tsunami threat issued.
As summer continues, the season brings a tale of two extremes: scorching heat fuels fire conditions, while a flood threat intensifies across portions of the Western U.S.