Global Warming roundup: The questions after the IPCC report
After the IPCC report, global warming critics continue to ask the same questions, attacking the science of projecting temperature and weather decades, even centuries into the future. Anthony Watts writes: “…it’s More...
IPCC report calls for $122 trillion for clean energy, build ‘one to two nuclear power plants every day,’ world hunger would rise
In the new Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) special report, the United Nations’ call for governments and companies to shift trillions of dollars into “low-carbon energy” systems to limit More...
Women in STEM: Closing an Age Old Gap
Traditionally, women are not encouraged to pursue any science-related career paths. Since their childhoods, they are directed towards more unrelated educational choices. However, recently, women started to consider More...
NY Times questions why Democrats have abandoned climate change, global warming messaging for midterms
The New York Times is questioning why Democratic messaging on climate change and global warming has vanishing from the messaging ahead of the midterm elections. “In an election year that has included alarming More...
Florida Elections: Andrew Gillum tops list of endorsements from MoveOn, supporting candidates ‘fighting for progressive values’
MoveOn Political Action is announcing a wave of endorsements made by its members in Florida ahead of November’s midterm elections. Each of the candidates is currently fighting for progressive values like making More...
NEW IAEA report praises nuclear power as ‘clean’ and will ‘mitigate climate change’
Nuclear power can make a vital contribution to meeting climate change targets while delivering the increasingly large quantities of electricity needed for global economic development, according to a new IAEA report. Climate More...
Australia, New Zealand join Pacific Islands to sign Boe Declaration, global warming is ‘single greatest security threat,’ US needs to pay more
Watts With That published a guest post which displayed the authoritarian attitude over global warming in an article which began “Australia and New Zealand and the Pacific Island Nations have just tried to More...
Petri Nummi blames beavers for global warming and rising water levels
Cows have been blamed for global warming. So have earthworms, household pets and even human emissions while riding a bike. Now the latest culprits are beavers…well, according to a scientist speaking in Helsinki. “An More...
Global Warming hysteria: Britain’s milk production will go down, so there will be a ‘shortage’ in 70 years
The latest scary and intense global warming story comes from the United Kingdom and begins with a reference to “the scorching weather and lack of rain has damaged crops, and the grass used to feed farm More...
Summer snow rolls in Montana, Wyoming and Idaho, as well as Germany, Austria, Italy, and Slovenia
Winter weather advisories have been issued by the National Weather Service for parts of the Rockies of Montana and Wyoming, where the NWS said a few inches of wet snow is possible early Monday into early Tuesday above More...
Scientists bemoan plant growth in Arctic, Alaska and Canada due to global warming as a ‘disruption to the ecosystem’
Plant growth in the Arctic is not seen as a positive even though they acknowledge that it’s difficult to predict how vegetation will respond to future warming. Now, researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s More...
Scientists deny record 2017 snowfall in Erie Pennsylvania but 2018 crushed that record
The anti-global warming site What’s Up With That began their coverage of the story: “Remember when Al Gore and Katharine Hayhoe told us that a record snowfall in Erie, PA was proof of global warming? More...
Global Warming fake news: Nat Geo photographer admits polar bear images, video were not connected to climate change
A National Geographic photographer is confessing that the a viral photo and video showing heart-wrenching images of a polar bear were not connected to global warming or climate change in any way. “We had More...
Notre Dame professor Roy Scranton bemoans birth of his daughter due to global warming, ‘I cried two times’
A Notre Dame English professor bemoaned the birth of his daughter in the New York Times due his belief in global warming and how it was a mistake furthering climate change “doom[ing]” the planet. “I cried More...
New global warming study warns of rising temperatures using data from 19th century, when the Earth was warmer
A new climate change study warns “Global warming could be far worse than predicted, new study suggests” and “Global Warming Is Worse Than We Thought And Could End Up Double What We Predicted [Study].” What More...
How the world is divided on global warming, James Hansen and climate change
“If the current pace of the buildup of these gases continues, the effect is likely to be a warming of 3 to 9 degrees Fahrenheit [between now and] the year 2025 to 2050…. The rise in global temperature is predicted More...
Senators plan to investigate National Science Foundation climate change grants
A group of senators is calling for an investigation into National Science Foundation (NSF) grants designed to educate meteorologists about climate change, saying the $4 million program has moved beyond science More...
Can anyone save the planet? These personalities definitely have a crucial role
What images do you have in mind when you think on how last year looked in terms of environmental issues? Do you remember the video of the polar bear who was striving to find food? Have you seen pictures with glaciers More...
New research states ‘the largest ice sheet on Earth’ is stable
The largest ice sheet on Earth was stable throughout the last warm period in geologic time, indicating it should hold up as temperatures continue to rise. The East Antarctic Ice Sheet is the world’s largest potential More...
California: Jerry Brown signs extreme water consumption bills into law, restricts shower, laundry and toilet use
California Governor Jerry Brown signed two bills into law Thursday aimed at reducing water consumption in the state, even in non-drought conditions. “In preparation for the next drought and our changing More...
