By Jim Steele Good news continues to accumulate regards corals’ ability to rapidly adjust to changing climates. The view of coral resilience has been dominated by the narrative of a…
Day: April 2, 2019
What Caused Madagascar’s Megafauna Extinction?
Guest post by David Middleton What rapidly wiped out Madagascar’s megafauna between 700 and 1000 AD? Climate change? Meteors? Over-hunting? President Donald J. Trump? Nope. It appears that agriculture may…
Darwin Temperatures; What is going on?
By Bob Irvine Darwin Australia is one of only two temperature stations in an entire NASA grid and, therefore, has a disproportionate influence on the NASA-GISS global temperature reconstruction. The…
WATCH LIVE – Oroville spillway will open its gates for the first time since the catastrophe
The Lake Oroville dam spillway is supposed to open at 11AM local time (Pacific Time) today. according to reports from the California Department of Water Resources. We have two live…
Naked Climate Change Protest Disrupts UK Parliament Brexit Debate
Guest essay by Eric Worrall Trigger warning – Lots of naked this week in the name of Gaea… Protesters disrupt Brexit debate by baring bottoms over inaction on climate change…
The New Green Threat: Extinction Rebellion
Translated from The Ilmastotiede blog If you’ve seen news reports of this winter’s climate campaigns, you may have spotted logos and banners of Extinction Rebellion. Is it just another new…
Justin Trudeau Levies Carbon Tax On Rebellious Canadian Provinces
From The Daily Caller Michael Bastasch | Energy Editor Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s carbon tax went into effect in four Canadian provinces Monday. Canadian drivers raced to the pumps Sunday…
Natural climate processes overshadow recent human-induced Walker circulation trends
Institute for Basic Science A new study, published this week in the journal Nature Climate Change, shows that the recent intensification of the equatorial Pacific wind system, known as Walker…
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