Wednesday, April 24, 2024

Could Yellowstone’s supervolcano help power America’s future?

A new source of lithium lies in America’s supervolcanoes.

How important is NASA’s Earth science program that Trump wants to abolish?

Most people know NASA for its moon shots and participation in the International Space Station; many don’t realize that NASA also supports its space mission through its Earth Science program.

Climate of delusion

We all think that climate change is somebody else's problem. We have to be persuaded otherwise.

One of the largest supermarket chain announces plan to phase out plastic bag use

"As part of our Zero Hunger | Zero Waste commitment, we are phasing out use-once, throw-it-away plastic bags and transitioning to reusable bags in our stores by 2025."

Vanguard / Facebook investment giant votes to require Exxon to Detail Climate risk disclosure

“Climate risk is an example of a slowly developing and highly uncertain risk—the kind that tests the strength of a board’s oversight and risk governance.”

‘Huge victory’ for grassroots climate campaigners as NY lawmakers reach deal on sweeping climate...

Grassroots climate campaigners in New York applauded on Monday after state lawmakers reached a deal on sweeping climate legislation, paving the way for the...

‘Not a report to despair over’: IPCC gives humanity clear directive to act boldly...

“We have the solutions to prevent further harm to people and the planet—it’s time to implement them,” says 350.org. “We must start by putting an immediate end to fossil fuels.”

Deadly rainbow: Will 5G precipitate the extinction of all life on Earth?

‘You cannot contaminate the global electrical circuit with millions of pulsed, modulated electronic signals without destroying all of life.’

Our vanishing world: Glaciers

Something is causing the worlds glaciers and mountain ice fields to melt. And, despite your first thought, it is not the ongoing...

Greenhouse gas emissions fell by 1.9 percent in 2023 in US

After two years of increased emissions, emissions in 2023 fell 17.2 percent lower than those recorded in 2005.