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Study: NASA Confirms Methane Spike Tied to Oil and Gas
This article discusses a new NASA study that solves a climate mystery (why didn’t the numbers add up?), confirming that methane spike is tied to O&G industry.
Over the past few years, natural gas has become the primary fuel that America uses to generate electricity, displacing the […]
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EPA chief Wheeler downplays drastic climate change report as based on ‘worst-case scenario’
This article discusses how EPA chief Wheeler downplays drastic climate change report as based on ‘worst-case scenario’. He lies.
Acting Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) chief Andrew Wheeler on Wednesday downplayed last year’s dire federal government report on climate change, saying some of the report’s conclusions “were based on the worst-case scenario.”
“Some of the […]
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Study: Doomsday Postponed? The Takeaway From the Big New Antarctica Studies
This article discusses whether doomsday has been postponed. The takeaways from the new Antarctica studies. Just days ago, NASA scientists announced the discovery of a massive hole in a Florida-sized glacier. There’s grim, mixed news out about Antarctica.
Two new papers on melting Antarctic ice come just days after NASA scientists announced the […]
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Report: 7 Climate Change Statistics That Are Honestly Terrifying
This article discusses 7 Climate Change Statistics That Are Honestly Terrifying.
NASA outlined a grim picture of just how much the world warmed last year in new data released on Wednesday. Though terrifying, the analysis also served as a useful reminder that global warming is an urgent problem. Even as President […]
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Report: It’s Official: 2018 Was the Fourth-Warmest Year on Record
This article discusses the fact that 2018 was the fourth-warmest year on record.
NASA scientists announced Wednesday that the Earth’s average surface temperature in 2018 was the fourth highest in nearly 140 years of record-keeping and a continuation of an unmistakable warming trend.
The data means that the five warmest […]
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Report: Pentagon says climate factors are a national security concern
This editorial discusses a Pentagon report that says climate factors are a national security concern, including recurrent flooding, drought, desertification, wildfires and permafrost thawing.
More than two-thirds of the U.S. military’s operationally critical installations are vulnerable to climate-related concerns, a new Department of Defense report says. The findings underscore the Pentagon’s general […]
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Study: The Navy Wants to Build a Wall to Stave Off Climate Change
This article discusses how the The Navy Wants to Build a Wall to Stave Off Climate Change.
The Navy is considering erecting a 14-foot flood wall around the Washington Navy Yard to protect the historic complex along the Anacostia River from rising sea levels, internal Department of Defense documents show. Military […]
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As Trump fibs, scientists consider correcting the record
This article discusses Trump’s lying about science, and how some scientists consider correcting the record.
President Trump has mocked and dismissed climate science. Now researchers seem increasingly inclined to correct the record.
NOAA, the federal agency that studies the Earth, tweeted what appeared to be a rebuttal to Trump’s assertion Monday night […]
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Kids suing gov’t over climate change coming to New York to discuss disastrous impacts of inaction
This article discusses how the kids that are suing the government over climate change are going to New York to discuss disastrous impacts of inaction.
Kelsey Juliana has spent more than half of her life fighting climate change.
The 22-year-old Oregon native started off raising awareness of endangered species, Now […]
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Environmental groups attack federal approval of Mountain Valley Pipeline
This article discusses how environmental groups are attacking federal approval of Mountain Valley Pipeline.
The good of the Mountain Valley Pipeline — a steady supply of needed natural gas — met the bad Monday, when opponents told a federal appeals court there’s really no public need for a project that […]
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