By Andy May The debate on how much impact humanity has on climate change continues. As nearly everyone knows by now, there is no observational evidence that humans have a…
Month: May 2022
All of the Above’ Energy Policy Would Help Reduce Energy Poverty Here and Abroad
Considering the current crisis, solutions to combat energy poverty should be at the forefront of every conversation and news report. Yet it is ignored.
In Wake of Hurricane, Microbial Ecosystem Remarkably Resilient
After sustaining seemingly catastrophic hurricane damage, a primordial groundcover vital to sustaining a multitude of coastal lifeforms bounced back to life in a matter of months.
The Guardian: Global Warming is GOOD for Rare Coral?
A rare Guardian good news climate change story.
No ‘echo chambers’ in Reddit climate debate
The study found evidence suggestive of more “deliberative debate”.
Biden grants Earth ‘climate stability’ through higher gas prices according to 2012 New York Times OpEd – NYT claimed massive increase in gas prices would ‘result in climate stability’
If Frank’s claims from the New York Times were correct, President Biden has officially solved “climate change” with his higher gas prices.
The World Bank’s Impractical Electric Car Claptrap
If the World Bank and British government follow through on their plan to ban the combustion engine, they may well have riots on their hands.
Geology from 50 Light-Years: Webb Gets Ready to Study Rocky Worlds
Another intriguing possibility, however, is that 55 Cancri e is not tidally locked. Instead, it may be like Mercury, rotating three times for every two orbits (what’s known as a…
Kentucky AG Legal Opinion: ESG Investing is a Breach of an Asset Manager’s Fiduciary Duty
While asset owners may pursue a social purpose or “sacrifice some performance on their investments to achieve an ESG goal,”25 investment managers entrusted to make financial investments for Kentucky’s public…
Just how crazy are these people?
Exclusive: Oil and gas majors are planning scores of vast projects that threaten to shatter the 1.5C climate goal.
Claim: President Biden “Aiming to Destroy a … Climate Lawsuit”
A lawsuit to make climate action a constitutional right; A team of young plaintiffs including James Hansen’s granddaughter is shocked that Biden is opposing their effort to make climate action…
Watch Western Sanctions on Russia Boomerang: A Global Energy and Food Crisis in The Making
After weeks of contradictory advice from Brussels, the EU just gave its assent to payment for Russian gas in roubles by its members.
Eat the Bugs Peasant: Part XXXXXX
German Researchers Find Fine Particle Emissions from Barbecues May Endanger Public Health
What Energy Price Spike? Aussie Greens Call for Coal Ban
As Australia grapples with a savage energy price spike, Australian Greens have chosen now to push for the cancellation of coal projects.
Toward Customizable Timber, Grown in a Lab
Researchers show they can control the properties of lab-grown plant material, which could enable the production of wood products with little waste.
The Green Agenda’s Role in Global Inflation–Ben Pile
The rise in energy prices the world has seen were not the result of an unforeseeable supply crisis, but engineered by those charged with managing the economy.
Climate Change Reveals Unique Artefacts in Melting Ice Patches
In recent years, hundreds of such discoveries have been made in ice patches, revealing traces of hunting, trapping, traffic, animals and plant life – small, frozen moments of the past.
COP27 Sharm El-Sheikh to Open Early
Egyptian COP27 organisers have successfully convinced the UN to start COP27 a day early, to allow delegates additional time to build momentum for a new climate agreement.
Scientists Develop Method for Seasonal Prediction of Wildfires in the US West
Winter and spring climate explains a large portion of interannual variability and trend in western U.S. summer fire burned area
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