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What diary hijackers don't understand about the seven most dangerous things...
Most people have a general idea of what climate change is doing to the planet; after all, 85% of the world's population has already been impacted by fossil fuel emissions. Those greenhouse emissions...
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Mountainous West Virginia leads the nation in crippling flash floods risk...
"No, no. There's 52 senators who don't agree, okay, and there's two that want to work something out if possible in a most rational reasonable way." Joe Manchin fessing up that he and Sinema are...
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Sixteen-foot thick sea ice-the last bastion of old ice in the Arctic-has a...
The American Geophysical Union documents a significant rift in the Last Ice Area just north of Ellesmere Island in the Canadian arctic in May of 2020. A hole of open water in sea ice is known as a...
View ArticleEnergy cannibalism is happening so fast that the collapse of the oil industry...
There’s no time to lose. The new research led by the French team confirms that whether we like it or not, human civilisation is in the midst of the most rapid transformation of the global energy system...
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Climate Brief: Economic collapse is bearing down on us
Prices are going to rise, probably exponentially, over the next few decades. The reason for that's simple: everything, more or less, has been artificially cheap. The costs of everything from carbon to...
View ArticleObservational data finds a 90-fold-increase in heat and rainfall extremes in...
The 26th United Nations Conference of the Parties (COP-26), scheduled to open on 10/31/21 in Glasgow, Scotland. COP brings wealthy and developing nations together to discuss fighting climate change as...
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The private sector rushes in to destroy the coal industry since COP26 won't
There is an uplifting story for once on the coal industry from the Washington Post today. A coalition of major private insurers named the Net Zero Insurance Alliance (NZIA), along with green activists...
View ArticleBolsonaro avoids charges for genocide; senate recommends crimes against...
Brazil’s genocidal maniac President, Jair Bolsonaro, has escaped charges of genocide against his people, the indigenous of the Amazon rainforest. Brazil’s senate decided not to charge him for genocide...
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Climate Brief: Ambition is not enough - Paris promised a 1.5 C world, Glasgow...
The Conference of the Parties (COP26) is against the backdrop of multiple climate calamities since the Paris accords in 2015. Enhanced climate change fueled natural disasters from flooding, drought,...
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The fossil fuel and border surveillance industry work together to prioritize...
So many read cute pics and tweets, and the outrage of the day is supreme here. COP26 is currently meeting the greatest existential threat this world has ever faced. You wouldn't know that here because...
View ArticleMats of Sargassum macroalgae overruns the Caribbean and culprit of the power...
There are multiple species of Sargassum, a type of macroalgae common in the tropical Atlantic. For centuries blooms of the harmful seaweed have floated in the open low nitrogen waters of the North...
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Climate Brief: Flowers bloom and strawberries ripen in Siberia, code red ice...
According to the Siberian Times, parts of the expansive region are up to 62.6 degrees warmer than usual; the anomalies are enormous. The Siberian Times report that there has been no snow resulting in a...
View ArticleThe consequences of The Great Acceleration has arrived - global food crisis...
If you think hunger is only going to happen to brown and black people in the developing world, your privilege is showing. If a 2022 global food crisis does develop, as predicted by worried world...
View ArticleClimate Brief: Belize emerges as a COP26 star; whale poop, blue carbon, and...
The world's oceans cover 70% of the earth's surface and absorb a vast amount of the sun's energy. The oceans have absorbed 90% of global warming from the heat-trapping gases we humans have pumped into...
View ArticleSweden prosecuting oil executives for complicity in war crimes - the first...
The Swedish Prosecution Authority has indicted two oil executives for complicity in the war crimes against the people of Sudan by the former government of Omar al-Bashir.Ian Lundin, the chair and...
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A record heatwave killed hundreds in BC just months ago; today, rain cuts off...
The city of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, and its metropolitan areas together have a population of roughly 2.5 million. An atmospheric river of severe rainfall enhanced by global warming has...
View ArticleIt was climate change, with an assist by ancient humans, that drove the...
The Mammoth Steppe was the world's largest biome 25,000 years ago. It was similar to the African savannah. The African savanna, filled with herbivores and the predators that prey on them, such as...
View ArticleClimate Brief: A new study finds Antarctica passed the tipping point
The climate system is an angry beast, and we are poking it with sticks. The late Wally Broeker geophysicist at ColumbiaAn international team of top climate scientists has found that it only takes a...
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EU aims to rattle tropical rainforest killing industries with beef, cocoa,...
One of the largest economies has fired a shot across the bow of logging, mining, and the agricultural industry that primarily destroys the rain making the biodiverse home of species that have evolved...
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Shell Oil flees to the UK to avoid major legal loss; Dutch give them a taste...
"Institutional investors are losing their patience (with Royal Dutch Shell). The whole world's economy is at risk because of climate change. Mark van BaalInvestors' patience with corporations holding...
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