The Line 5 pipeline has already leaked over 1 million gallons of oil to date and threatens the Great Lakes. Time is running out to stop one company’s dangerous plans to keep the oil flowing. The post An Oil Tunnel is Threatening the Great Lakes appeared first on Earthjustice.| Earthjustice
Seasonal high tides help educate Aquarium visitors about what sea-level rise could look like in Boston. The post King Tides: A Glimpse Into Boston’s Future Shorelines appeared first on New England Aquarium.| New England Aquarium
New observations reveal how microscopic organisms move through polar ice and illustrate how they may have evolved to thrive in extreme environments.| Eos
In July 2025, I recorded 71 fatal landslides worldwide, with the loss of 214 lives. Each year, July is one of the key months for the occurrence of fatal landslides globally as the Asian monsoon season cranks up to full strength. Thus, it is time to provide an update on fatal landslides that occurred in […]| Eos
Very heavy rainfall across Nepal, NE. India and Bhutan has triggered landslides that have killed at least 60 people.| Eos
Faculty and students worked together on ideas for climate solutions, which were then presented at the Climate School showcase as part of Climate Week NYC.| State of the Planet
Awarded by Schmidt Sciences, a new grant will provide up to $45 million to four interdisciplinary teams of researchers who will seek to improve climate modeling across land, air and sea.| State of the Planet
Alaska’s bowhead whales can hear the climate changing. Scientists are listening in, too. The post In a changing Arctic, how much noise is too much? appeared first on High Country News.| High Country News
Climate experts and meteorologists in Germany are freaking out. Global warming accelerated significantly. News from The German Meteorological Society, the German Physical Society, and Potsdam Professor Stefan Rahmstorf. I’ll break down the latest including a horrific 3 degrees C of global warming by …| RADIO ECOSHOCK
What the oil industry won’t tell you: fossil fuel smog is killing almost 100,000 Americans a year. In the UK mortality estimates range from 29,000 to 43,000. From UCL and University of Birmingham, Dr. Karn Vohra on the real cost of gas and oil in the USA. Few of us could name the third biggest greenhouse gas. The ins-and-outs of ozone and global warming with Professor Bill Collins from University of Reading. Plus: the hot state of Pakistan with Adil Najam and a new climate song “Hot Night...| RADIO ECOSHOCK
Find all the latest articles and watch TV shows, reports and podcasts related to climate change on France 24| France 24
Switzerland’s glaciers have lost 24 percent of their volume over the past decade, researchers said Wednesday, warning that accelerated melting in 2025 brought ice loss close to record levels. Scientists…| France 24
In this excerpt from Sami Grover’s We’re All Climate Hypocrites Now, he reminds us that our so-called hypocrisies can actually be powerful tools in the fight for climate justice — showing that change doesn’t come from purity, but from persistence.| New Society Publishers
From Runaway Climate by Steven Earle: our everyday choices—from what we eat to how we travel—can cut emissions, save money, and create healthier lives and communities.| New Society Publishers
In A Brief History of the Earth’s Climate, Steven Earle explains why human-caused global warming differs from the natural shifts in Earth’s climate. This excerpt explores how the first ideas of a habitable planet emerged.| New Society Publishers
It’s 2025, and climate change is something our kids are hearing about everywhere—from school to social media to conversations at home. As parents and caregivers, we want to be honest with them about what’s happening, but also give them hope and show them that there are solutions. That can feel like a big task, especially...| New Society Publishers
In this excerpt from Living the 1.5 Degree Lifestyle by Lloyd Alter, he looks at carbon reduction through an equity lens: How can we imagine a world where everyone gets a fair slice of the carbon budget — and still create space for those living in energy poverty to thrive?| New Society Publishers
Genetic analysis of plant hybrids in western North America reveals how hybrid zones can bridge fragmented landscapes and boost ecosystem resilience under climate change.| Conservation Corridor
Two University of Houston science projects have been selected as finalists for the Gulf Futures Challenge, which will award a total of $50 million to develop ideas that help benefit the Gulf Coast. Sponsored by the National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine’s Gulf Coast Research Program and Lever for Change, the competition is designed to spark innovation around problems in the Gulf Coast, such as rising sea levels, pollution, energy security, and community resiliency. The two ...| InnovationMap
Although Harris County has found that industrial air toxics and pipelines can pose a significant risk to residents, emergency management officials say no mitigation initiatives have been developed| Public Health Watch
Dystopian fiction is getting real, and I’m here for it. I don’t think I’m the only one. There’s something cathartic about reading about the end of the world. As a science fiction reader and avid fan, I find that dystopian| Literary Hub
How each of Florida's unique ecosystems responds to a rapidly changing climate is likely to be as unique as those environments themselves.| Florida Wildflower Foundation
Christian Clauwers, a documentary photographer and environmental advocate, emphasizes humanity’s connection to nature. His decade-long work highlights the consequences of climate change, show…| Rotary 360
The country has reached its goal of having 50% of its electricity capacity come from non-fossil fuel sources five years early, but generation is far behind| www.indiaspend.com
On an early fall evening in Athens, rows of fig trees and native crops bask in the sun at UGArden, ... The post How UGA Community Garden is Adapting to Climate Change appeared first on Grady Newsource.| Grady Newsource
Clean water is vital to our health, communities, and economy. Streams and wetlands provide many benefits by trapping floodwaters, recharging groundwater supplies, filtering pollution, and providing habitat for fish and wildlife. People depend on clean water sources for their health: about 117 million US residents — one in three people ... [continued] The post What’s Contaminating Our Once-Pristine Water Sources? appeared first on CleanTechnica.| CleanTechnica
Space-based solar power is having another moment in the sun. The idea has been circulating for more than half a century, rising and fading with each new wave of optimism about technology’s ability to overcome gravity. The renewed excitement today stems from one thing: China has joined the conversation. When ... [continued] The post Endless Sunlight, Endless Costs: The Economic Reality of Space Solar Power appeared first on CleanTechnica.| CleanTechnica
Cooling in the Persian Gulf is one of the hardest energy challenges anywhere on the planet. Air conditioning is not a luxury in the United Arab Emirates but a necessity, and it consumes as much as 70% of the country’s electricity. That reality has made Masdar City, the experimental urban ... [continued] The post Underground Heat, Urban Cool: The Physics & Promise of Geothermal Cooling appeared first on CleanTechnica.| CleanTechnica
Clean technology was on full display last week. In addition to global and state leaders, Climate Week attendees include many potential clean technology customers and stakeholders. Furthermore, New York City is a global hub for venture capitalists looking for their next opportunity. There were many pitches going on, and I ... [continued] The post Clean Technology Innovation & Collaboration: Climate Week NYC Recap, Part 2.2 appeared first on CleanTechnica.| CleanTechnica
Building on the actions of his predecessor, Pope Leo this week called for all humans to care for the Earth that sustains us all. The post Pope Leo Speaks About Climate Change. Is Anyone Listening? appeared first on CleanTechnica.| CleanTechnica
The Trump administration’s October 2025 decision to cancel $26 billion in clean energy and transportation infrastructure funding came as a surprise only in its breadth. The cuts were rolled out during a federal shutdown and framed by the administration as an act of fiscal prudence, even as they disrupted ongoing ... [continued] The post Hydrogen Hubs, Rail Tunnels, and Walkability: Winners & Losers in the Shutdown Cuts appeared first on CleanTechnica.| CleanTechnica
Grassroots climate initiatives are increasingly building in resilience from heat, storms, and the government itself.| Articles – Truthout
European car manufacturers sold 38 percent more electric cars during the first seven months of the year.| Warp News
Port Vila’s tiny literati scene has been abuzz with celebrations of home-grown, modern storytelling in recent months: first through the national micro-fiction writing awards and then the long-awaited book launch of The Writings of Grace Mera Molisa (1946 – 2002): Kastom, Politik mo ol Raet blong ol Woman long Vanuatu by Blackstone Publications. An acclaimed ni-Vanuatu ... Read moreAbout the author/s Anna Naupa Anna Naupa is currently a ni-Vanuatu PhD candidate at the School of Culture, H...| Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre
Trump's General Assembly speech could have been worse, but it also showed that if countries want to make the U.N. system work, they can't bank on U.S. leadership. The post Trump Signals Instrumental Approach to U.N. – But it Could Be Worse appeared first on Just Security.| Just Security
Here's all the latest local and international news concerning climate change for the week of Sept. 29 to Oct. 5, 2025.| Vancouver Sun
At the World Green Economy Summit 2025, Tech Mahindra’s CSO Sandeep Chandna makes it clear: sustainability is no longer a side project — it’s the mission, the strategy, and the future of business. The post World Green Economy Summit 2025: Sandeep Chandna’s Mission to Make Sustainability Core to Business Strategy appeared first on Green Prophet.| Green Prophet
By Anton Lang ~ This series of posts continues the data collection and recording for wind power generation in Australia over the last five years. Each Monday, the Long Term Capacity Factor percentages will be updated. They will show two percentages for that Capacity Factor, the first for the most recent 52 week year, and […]| PA Pundits International
Sympathizing with the right while punching left is not the neutral position pundits seem to think it is| Aaron Huertas
As climate change intensifies, heat health risks from accelerated aging to bad decision-making grow worldwide. Here’s what you need to know.| Public Health Watch
Winnipeg Grant Park High School student, Aiyaan Faisal, is currently representing Canada in Sweden as the national finalist for the 2025 Stockholm Junior Water Prize. Faisal joins young innovators aged 15-20 from nearly 40 countries. During World Water Week from August 24–28, participants will share their research, attend ceremonies, and engage with international peers, leading […] The post Winnipeg student represents Canada at 2025 Stockholm Junior Water Prize appeared first on Environme...| Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine
Bob Dylan’s soulful ballad from his 1975 album Blood on the Tracks provides a helpful guide to where we finally might be heading on climate change and renewable energy. First, let me state that ‘climate change’ is real. Taking action on climate change, however, is not. The pain, the angst, the disruption, the cost associated […]| Australian Family Party
The Balearic holiday islands of Ibiza and Formentera escaped with limited damage on Tuesday after torrential rain brought flooding, school closures and beach shutdowns. The storms struck a day after the eastern Valencia region – where Spain endured its deadliest floods in decades with the devastating ‘DANA’ flooding that claimed... The post Ibiza & Formentera escape with limited damage after floods from torrential rain appeared first on Spain in English.| Spain in English
September 28DRIVEN BY HABIT: A CULTURAL RECKONING WITH CARS| Building U
Click to view or download PDF of October 2025 Cal Hort Bulletin NOTE: If you use Mozilla Firefox the PDF may automatically download to your computerClickable links on email address, URLs and web pa…| California Horticultural Society
Vor der 80. UN-Generalversammlung leugnete der amerikanische Präsident Donald Trump in seiner Rede den menschengemachten Klimawandel und erklärte ihn zum ‚größten Betrug der Weltgeschichte‘ – ein ‚grüner Schwindel‘, wie er es nannte. Unglaublich! Wie gut, dass es Stimmen gegen derartige Falschaussagen gibt!…| Joachim Funke
The Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe wants to know what struggles spring chinook salmon face during the journey to their spawning grounds… The post Chinook salmon struggling in warming river system appeared first on Northwest Treaty Tribes.| Northwest Treaty Tribes
For decades, residents of a neighborhood that straddles the border of Brooklyn and Queens have dealt with the unique effects of living in a basin: swampy flooding, bumpy streets, overgrown lots strewn with trash and leaky septic tanks — because homes are not connected to the city sewer system. With roads named for Amber, Sapphire, Ruby […] The post They Live Below Sea Level in NYC. Now, the City Could Buy Out ‘The Hole’ appeared first on THE CITY - NYC News.| THE CITY – NYC News
WATSONVILLE, Calif. — Gavin Abundis watched as firefighter Adrian Chairez demonstrated how he uses pulleys and harnesses to rappel down buildings. “You’ve probably seen it in the movies where they’re going down ‘Mission: Impossible’ style,” Chairez said with a laugh one day this past winter as he prepared to step off a tower. “We get to […] The post Fires, floods and other disasters are multiplying. Schools are adding training for workers to combat them appeared f...| The Hechinger Report
by Amelia Jaycen The Colorado River has a simple math problem: More water is taken out than nature refills every year. The gap between the two is also widening. Every year, an increasing amount of water is taken out of the Colorado River, as demand for water increases across the arid American West. Meanwhile, every year less water is available in the river and its tributaries as climate change and other manmade stressors cause imbalances in natural systems. The post Growth of an Economy, Deat...| Center for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy
by Alix Underwood The world looked poised to end hunger in the mid-2010s, after decades of decline in the percentage of the population that is undernourished. People often attribute progress in the late 20th century to the technological advances of the “Green Revolution.” However, the revolution’s costs and benefits, and their distribution, are hotly contested. Many experts instead point simply to economic growth as the primary factor responsible for poverty reduction and, The post Has ...| Center for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy
Kemi Badenoch's pledge to repeal the Climate Change Act – which commits the UK to Net Zero – must be just the start of the dismantling of the Westminster Uniparty consensus on climate catastrophism, says Ben Pile. The post Kemi’s Pledge to Repeal the Climate Change Act Must Be Just the Start appeared first on The Daily Sceptic.| The Daily Sceptic
The European Union has won the Regulatory Cold War and then quickly lost the peace.| The Risk-Monger
Deforestation has intensified global warming, but a new study out in Nature Communications Earth and Environment finds restoring forests and adopting sustainable land-use practices can reverse the damage while benefiting both people and nature. A new study published in Nature Communications Earth and Environment reveals that when land managers implement nature-based climate solutions, they can significantly counteract the climate-warmingRead More| KBS LTER
I’m in the midst of doing research, teaching, and outreach activities on a set of questions around economic growth and its relationship to what we value. My research team has Tim Jackson visiting tomorrow, who will give a talk on postgrowth economics and also talk a bit about his new book, The Care Economy. The […]| Crooked Timber
Photo of Roseau, the capital of Dominica, as a cruise ship sits in the port. Roseau is the largest city and main economic hub on the island. (Image Source: Pixabay: https://pixabay.com/photos/dominica-roseau-caribbean-sea-4884551/) By Morgan Dreibelbis Introduction The United Nations has designated the Caribbean as “ground zero” in the global climate emergency, warning that, without immediate action, […]| American University: Journal of International Service
A construction site with a large amount of dirt in the foreground in Brumadinho, Brazil, September 2023 (Image Source: Photograph by Hector Brasil, uploaded to Unsplash: https://unsplash.com/photos/a-construction-site-with-a-large-amount-of-dirt-in-the-foreground-e5qqoi-aleo) By Amanda Clark Executive Summary Demand for transition minerals is projected to skyrocket, increasing four to six times over to achieve global climate targets. Brazil, with substantial reserves […]| American University: Journal of International Service
Diverging currents; the approach to flooding in Wales and England This is a guest post by Dr David Clubb, Chair of NICW. The piece was first published in Business Wales on 27 June. As climate change intensifies, the UK faces an escalating threat from flooding which is among the most costly and disruptive climate-related hazards. […]| The National Infrastructure Commission for Wales
On September 23rd, during the United Nations General Assembly, President Trump slammed global efforts to address environmental crises and championed the use of fossil fuels, continuing a long pattern of dismissing scientific consensus on climate change. In his speech, Trump attacked renewable energy sources, calling “windmills… pathetic” and labeling the concept of a carbon footprint […] The post Trump’s UN Speech Rejects Climate Science and Promotes Big Oil appeared first on Femi...| Feminist Majority Foundation
"How horseshoe crabs and ecological grief connect with the wonders of the human heart."| Longreads
9Mins ReadThe Eat-Lancet Commission has released the 2.0 update to its report on the future of the food system and the Planetary Health Diet. Here are the big takeaways. Six years after releasing one of the most influential reports on the food system, the Eat-Lancet Commission has published an updated version highlighting the biggest challenges facing […] The post Richest 30% Drive 70% of Food Climate Costs: Eat-Lancet 2.0 appeared first on Green Queen.| Green Queen
4Mins ReadGerman startup Koa has launched three vitamin shots made from cacao fruit juice, valorising a key chocolate industry sidestream and providing additional income for farmers. Koa, a Cologne-based startup upcycling waste from chocolate production, has unveiled a trio of juice shots made from cacao pulp. The startup is looking to tackle the challenges brought by […] The post Koa Tackles Chocolate Industry Waste with ‘World’s First’ Cacao Fruit Shots appeared first on Green Queen.| Green Queen
5Mins ReadAn analysis of hundreds of online articles from US media shows that less than 4% mention and contextualise the role of meat in climate change. Here’s why. Globally, producing meat, dairy and other animal-based foods generates up to a fifth of all greenhouse gas emissions, and takes up 80% of Earth’s agricultural land. In fact, […] The post Less Than 4% of US Media Climate Coverage Mentions Meat & Dairy’s Emissions Toll: New Analysis appeared first on Green Queen.| Green Queen
London, 29-30 September 2025 – Scientists meeting at The Royal Society in London this week are issuing a stark warning: dramatic and extreme changes in Antarctica are happening faster than …| British Antarctic Survey
For fans of the Milky Way, Erik Monson, a first-year lecturer in Middle Tennessee State University’s Physics and Astronomy Department, will discuss “How to Build a Galaxy” during the next Star Party.| MTSU News
September 22, 2025 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPA Docket Center Docket ID No. EPA–HQ–OAR–2025–0194 1200 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington, DC 20460. Electronic Filing via Regulations.gov Re: Comments on Reconsideration of 2009 Endangerment Finding and Greenhouse Gas Vehicle Standards (Docket ID No. EPA–HQ–OAR–2025–0194) Dear Administrator Zeldin: On behalf of Appalachian Mountain Club, the Coalition to continue reading| The Coalition To Protect America's National Parks
Tom Ryckaert speaks with Christa Dodoo and Eleni Myrivili about how rising urban temperatures affect facility management, highlighting the role of retrofits, […]| IFMA Knowledge Library
Washington, D.C. – The National Center for Public Policy Research’s Free Enterprise Project (FEP) has asked the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to block an attempt by the Costco Wholesale Corporation to exclude its greenwashing shareholder proposal. The National Center’s shareholder proposal, entitled “Greenwashing...| The National Center
“Wind and solar power require a lot of upfront capital, and investors may be having second thoughts about placing their bets on what looks like a losing horse,” writes Dr. Bonner Cohen in a Daily Caller commentary. Bonner provides an overview of President Trump’s recent...| The National Center
Beijing has a track record of only promising what it plans to deliver. But too often the world's attention is elsewhere.| Latest from Live Science
Scientists comment on the Conservative Party saying they will repeal the 2008 Climate Change Act. Prof Pete Smith FRS, … read more| Science Media Centre
August 2025 was the 3rd warmest August on record behind 2023/2024. 2025 is likely to become the 3rd warmest year on record. ENSO trends towards La Niña.| Berkeley Earth
The World Association of Beet and Cane Growers held its annual meeting in Fargo, North Dakota, and climate change and ways to mitigate it were on the agenda for the second day of the program.| Agweek
Researchers across the United States and the world who raced to protect climate data, public reports and other information from the Trump administration’s budget cuts, firings and scrubbing of federal websites are launching their own climate information portals. A group of scientists and other experts who formerly worked for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration […]| Inside Climate News
With sizzling temperatures and a parched climate, it can be hard to survive in the Sonoran Desert of Arizona. But some species have evolved to thrive in this extreme environment, including the iconic saguaro cactus. Part of the reason for this prickly plant’s success is its intimate relationship with a smaller—but similarly mighty—desert player: fungi. […]| Inside Climate News
This is a note about some steps that I and my family have taken to work to reduce our carbon emissions. According to the EPA, commercial and residential use is the fourth largest source of carbon emissions overall in the U.S., generating about 12% of carbon emissions. Some sizable chunk of that is fossil fuels […]| Airs – Ian Lance Taylor
The ready access to nature and winter sports is what prompted Elizabeth Scott and her family to up sticks from Portland, Oregon, to Houghton on Michigan’s Keweenaw Peninsula in summer 2021. With 29% of Michigan’s territory and only 3% of its population, to many, the Upper Peninsula (U.P.) might appear a dream place to start over. Read Now at Great Lakes Now.| Great Lakes Now
Stroll along Cleveland’s Edgewater Pier on a summer evening, and you’ll hear Arabic, Spanish, and other languages wafting through the lake air. For decades, international immigrants have found a home in the city of Lake Erie. But now, there’s an increasing chance that future waves of migrants — from Florida, Arizona, California, and beyond — could move here as extreme weather events caused by climate change in those regions prompt people to rethink where they want to live. Read Now ...| Great Lakes Now
So, in any case, the updated rule curve of Bhakra, Pong, Ranjit Sagar and all other dams need to be in public domain along with daily inflow, outflow and dam storage level and status along with all the information that is used to decide about dam operations including upstream and downstream river flows, rainfall and forecasts of run off and rainfall.| SANDRP
As per the villagers Pajer nullah is known for flashfloods bringing muck and debris in huge amount around Lippa village. They also say that Kerang stream is required to flush the materials downstream to avoid formation of artificial lake at the confluence point.| SANDRP
It is also observed that the Ganga River at Kachhala Bridge site in UP, Dhardha at Masaurhi in Bihar and Icchamati at Kuthibari, Bajitpur sites in W Bengal are breaching HFLs frequently and staying in extreme and severe floods for days. So far, CWC has not officially explained reason behind the unusual flood levels at these sites.| SANDRP
The silt is integral part of the flow of any river and the fertile river valleys like that of the Ganges and others have been created by depositing the silt over the centuries. But our unsustainable, thoughtless interventions in Himalayan as well as other river basins have converted what is apparent boon in nature to a bane, a curse. Most of the floods we saw this year and in recent years have been made deadlier when the debris flows with the water.| SANDRP
It is good to see that NEHR has gone a step forward and sent legal notice to WAPCOS and we hope not only NEHR takes WAPCOS to NGT/ Courts, but the judicial agency does take action to reject the EIA…| SANDRP
Lake Fertő has long struggled with invasive species, but the arrival of the marbled crayfish takes the problem to a new level. This crustacean reproduces without males, meaning a single individual can give rise to an entire colony. Experts fear the lake’s fragile ecosystem will not be able to cope with such an intruder – […]| DailyNewsHungary
Story at a glance: The trade fair industry is booming in 2025. Here are 29 of the top events in sustainability so far this year. Trade shows, expos, conferences, and in-person classes have seen a rise in popularity in recent years, as many people working in the built environment and sustainability are looking for in-person […] The post A Guide to Every Sustainable Event in 2025 appeared first on gb&d magazine.| gb&d magazine
Only one-third of countries have submitted their national climate targets by 2035, leaving major emitters still off track ahead of COP30 in Brazil. The article Only one-third of countries have submitted their national climate targets by 2035 comes from Rinnovabili.| Rinnovabili
It’s back; it’s bigger; it’s hotter. The Blob has returned to the Pacific Ocean in style, extending all the way from Japan to the US West Coast, haunting the very essence of marine life and igniting additional global warming on… Robert Hunziker| Pressenza
Because methane is so potent, trapping more than 80 times as much heat as carbon dioxide over a 20-year period, the livestock industry’s footprint has become a central focus for climate scientists …| California Curated
This panel highlighted the latest advances, ongoing challenges, and the essential partnerships shaping the future of ocean exploration.| Earthzine
"It is so bizarre as a member of Congress, finding out that FEMA will come and cover getting a new furnace or water heater, but won't actually cover the actual mitigation and cleaning up of the sewage and the water in people's basements,” says U.S. Rep. Rashida Tlaib.| Planet Detroit
The Energy Information Administration reports that between 2005 and 2023, per-capita carbon dioxide emissions from energy consumption declined in every… The post U.S. Carbon Emissions per Capita Declined in All U.S. States Between 2005 and 2023 appeared first on IER.| IER
The following is a comment submitted on behalf of The Institute for Energy Research on the Environmental Protection Agency Proposed…| IER
Instead of winding down coal, oil, and gas as promised, governments around the world are preparing to expand fossil fuel production — a move that scientists warn could blow past global climate goals.| iNSnet
The climate scam is the greatest “con job” in human history, and the United Nations is responsible for using U.S. tax funds for a globalist “assault” on the borders of Western nations, explained President Donald Trump in his historic address at the UN General Assembly. Trump also undermined the Deep State front group’s raison d’être ... The post Trump Smashes Deep State Golden Cows at UN: Climate, Mass Migration appeared first on The New American.| Video - The New American
The Australian Human Rights Commission (“AHRC”) has recently submitted to a Senate inquiry that regulation is necessary to stop “misinformation” and “false narratives” about climate change. The AHRC wants to prevent the […] The post Climate madness: Australian Human Rights Commission demands that speech about climate change be censored first appeared on The Expose.| The Expose
This year’s annual global climate change Conference of the Parties, COP30, is set to be held from 10 to 21 November 2025, in Belém, Brazil. Ahead of COP30, by February 2025, countries […] The post The whole world is disillusioned with climate politics, except for the UK first appeared on The Expose.| The Expose
China is establishing a world leadership role via green energy as the consummate bargaining tool. Its foreign direct investment, led by its green tech industry, over the past three years, is upwards of $227 billion. According to Bloomberg (China’s Marshall… Robert Hunziker| Pressenza
By Anton Lang ~ This series of posts continues the data collection and recording for wind power generation in Australia over the last five years. Each Monday, the Long Term Capacity Factor percentages will be updated. They will show two percentages for that Capacity Factor, the first for the most recent 52 week year, and […]| PA Pundits International
By Bonner Cohen, Ph.D. ~ As the United States abandons the false promise of green energy at a pace few thought likely only a short time ago, a slew of lawsuits against fossil fuel producers filed i…| PA Pundits International
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – Five large wildfires have burned tens of thousands of acres in the forests around this northern Arizona city in the last 15 years. Monsoon floods after those fires closed roads, wrecked homes, and took the life of a 12-year-old girl. But it is the fire that has yet to burn that most […] The post With wildfire-prevention work, Flagstaff seeks to avoid the next devastating flood appeared first on The Water Desk.| The Water Desk