Guest essay by Eric Worrall My climate journalism model suggested the attempt to link the tragedy in Thailand to climate change was inevitable. Flooding in Thai cave reflects climate change as wet season gets wetter By Kendra Pierre-Louis 12 July 2018 — 4:37pm … By now, it’s well known that their predicament was caused by…
A University of Aizu team has identified two distinct Indo-Pacific processes shaping the unique features and extraordinary ferocity of super El Ninos. A systematic analysis of these processes and their interactions will improve forecasts of the elusive super El Ninos, the researchers claim. In 1972, one of the most powerful El Ninos hitherto observed set…
Three decades from now, several crucial elements of the Antarctic Treaty will come up for possible renewal, plunging the future of the continent into uncertainty. For six decades, the treaty has been the cornerstone of governance for our most southerly, harshest and most pristine continent. It has fostered scientific research, promoted international cooperation, ensured non-militarisation,…
Red Fawn Fallis is the Dakota Access Pipeline protester who, back in 2016, fired a handgun when three police officers tried to arrest her. The charges against her were the most serious stemming from any conflict during the pipeline protest. Today a judge sentenced Fallis to more than four years in prison. Bismark Times reporter…
WSU researchers use coal waste to create sustainable concrete New coal concrete reduces energy demand, greenhouse emissions PULLMAN, Wash. – Washington State University researchers have created a sustainable alternative to traditional concrete using coal fly ash, a waste product of coal-based electricity generation. The advance tackles two major environmental problems at once by making use…
Coral atolls getting larger, not sinking according to new study using satellite data Andrew Montford writes: Close watchers of the climate scene will probably be familiar with the work of Kench et al., who put a big spanner in the works of the climate alarm community, by demonstrating that coral atolls, far from disappearing beneath…
We’ve been told time and again by climate alarmists that global warming would make more severe weather. In fact, the opposite is true according to recently released tornado data from NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center. By Paul Homewood https://www.spc.noaa.gov/wcm/2017/torngraph-big.png 2017 was a relatively busy year for tornadoes in the US, ranking third since 2005 on preliminary…
“We suspect you won’t hear too much about this from the liberal mainstream media, or the environmental movement, or even Al Gore,” says zerohedge.com. “But, according to the latest energy report from The Energy Information Administration (EIA), under President Trump, per-capita carbon dioxide emissions are now the lowest they’ve been in nearly seven decades.” Even more…