Extreme Heat Was mainly a killer of the old and infirm. In Mexico, That is no longer true.
As extreme temperatures spread around the world, sometimes reaching 110F and more, heat-related deaths are rising. Thousands of people…
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Washington 2025 outlook: What cleantech policies will survive under President Trump?
(Bill Sternberg is a veteran Washington journalist and former editorial page editor of USA Today.) WASHINGTON, D.C. (Callaway Climate…
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The computer cavalry: AI set to rescue a Trump-ravaged National Weather Service
As the guard changes in Washington, fears are growing that possible funding cuts by the upcoming Trump administration will…
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It’s never over: Furious Storms Batter the Philippines, devastate Indian Ocean Island
Hurricane season, which died down in the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico a month ago, has picked up violently…
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Striving to keep Tesla on top, Elon Musk Drives Hard For Maximum Market Share
In the world’s largest EV market, China, Elon Musk has robust local competition, being that country’s No. 4 EV…
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Want to avoid high home insurance rates? Time to nix New Orleans and Tampa
According to a new survey of insurance costs by The Washington Post, New Orleans and Tampa currently have the…
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Weather May Knock Down Drones Over New Jersey
What appeared to be mysterious UFOs flying above the northeastern US, it appears they are drones. What needs to…
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Tornado Warnings In San Francisco
Tornado warnings are part of life in the Midwest and Texas, particularly in May through early July. More recently,…
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Miami Weather: Temperatures Go Back To Normal
After months of hurricanes and hotter-than-normal temperatures, which included the entire hurricane season, Florida’s weather has returned to “normal.”…
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Typhoon Shatters Wind Energy
Recharge reports that one of the world’s largest wind turbines was destroyed by high winds. The manufacturer was unclear…
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Oil Fracking Could Help Save The Environment
Fracking, one of the major sources of oil in the US, is a dirty business. Fracking fluids create contaminants….
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Drought Destroys Coffee, Prices Surge Higher
Coffee trading firm Volcafe sharply cut its estimate for the coffee crop in Brazil. The South American nation is…
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This ain’t easy-Breezy: Wind Energy Giant Vestas Fires workers as challenges mount
Danish wind energy company Vestas has laid off 600 workers, another sign of the sector’s growing trouble, and a…
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Got the Climate change Blues? Mental Health Increasingly Affected By Global warming
The physical effects of global warming are well known, ranging from heat stroke to malnutrition to drowning. But now a…
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Musk’s Mighty Market Dominance: Tesla Model Y Leads Q3 EV Sales Report
Experian has released its Automotive Market Trends report for the third quarter of 2024, and it shows that, of…
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Way up North, it’s way up: Alaska Temperature Rising Three Times Global Average
The temperature in Alaska is rising three times the global average. This has led to about 80% of the…
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Toilet Paper And Pet Food: Yes, they’re On the List for this Extreme-Weather ‘Go Bag’
What do people need in the event of a weather catastrophe? “Nearly 20 percent of all Americans have had…
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Battery Prices Plunge — and it’s an opportunity to give A spark to stalling EV sales
Lost in most of the discussion of the financial viability of electric vehicle production is the fact that the…
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Search engine searches for more power: Google to pay huge bill for AI Centers’ electricity
To help Google achieve its ambitious climate goals, the company has announced it will invest $800 million in a…
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Drill, Exxon, drill: Largest U.S. Oil company announces Aggressive production Plan
ExxonMobil, America’s biggest oil company, has announced it plans to increase production by 20% by the end of the…
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Used EV Prices Collapse; could Draw Buyers into the electric vehicle arena
Used EV prices are collapsing, particularly compared to used gas-powered cars, a large factor with people who consider EV…
