Cash-Strapped FEMA Diverts Funds To Combat Climate Misinformation
Going into the 2024 hurricane season, FEMA was operating at 65% capacity. Years of rising demand for emergency services…
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No, Solar Panels Do Not Emit Toxic Radiation
In a recent memo calling for reckless endangerment charges for CEOs of Big Oil, consumer advocacy groups Public Citizen…
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New Data Reveals Stark Intra-Urban Disparities In Air Pollution Exposure
As rising heat worsens ground-level ozone, more frequent wildfires cause dangerous spikes in harmful particulate matter, and vulnerable populations…
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Deep Sea Creatures Not Free From Plastics
In yet more evidence of how plastics have worked their way into the environment and even the food chain,…
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Pain from the Pump: Why an Oil price Plunge is bad for the rapidly overheating Earth
With worries about about a wider war in the Middle East fading, crude oil prices have dropped below $68…
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More Police Departments Are Getting EVs
While consumer demand for hybrid and electric vehicles is rising steadily – from 12.9% of new car sales in…
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Going Into 2024 Hurricane Season, FEMA Was Operating At 65% Capacity
In the aftermath of hurricanes Helene and Milton, FEMA is working tirelessly to hire much-needed emergency response workers for…
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Big Oil Could Face Reckless Endangerment Charge In New York
Last week, consumer advocacy groups Public Citizen and Fair and Just Prosecution released a preliminary prosecution memo for New…
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Internal Report Calls on Pentagon to Boost Critical Mineral Stockpiles
A key pillar of the U.S. transition to renewable energy is the mining of rare earth elements. The United…
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Tropical Cyclones Are An Overlooked Public Health Crisis, Study Finds
Tracking hurricane deaths is difficult work. Differentiating between a storm-related death and a natural death is a complex process…
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Climate Change, Lack Of Snow Forcing Ski Resorts To Close Early
By most estimates, winter is getting warmer. Last winter was the warmest on record, with temperatures averaging 37.1°F from…
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Wildfire Threatens To Spread In Dry, Drought-Stricken New Jersey
On Tuesday, a large fire on the border of Newark and Irvington, New Jersey, destroyed five homes and displaced…
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U.S. Military Deploying AI-Enabled Battlefield Tech To Aid Hurricane Helene Cleanup
In the wake of a disaster that caused over $40 billion in direct property damage and left more than…
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Biden-boosted $200B energy loan program set to be doomed by another Trump Presidency
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. (Callaway Climate Insights) — Back in early 2010,Tesla was desperate for cash as it was…
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Strong Winds, Abnormally Low Temperatures Could Hinder Helene Cleanup In Asheville
Asheville was among the cities hit hardest by Hurricane Helene, suffering widespread flooding, water and power outages, and at…
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Stormy Weather for Wind Power: Towering Turbines Face Increasingly Fierce Foes
Recently, The New York Times published a fascinating article and series of graphics showing where each U.S. state got…
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As the Southeast Recovers From Back-to-Back Hurricanes, Wildfires And Ozone Degrade Air Quality In The West
In the second week of October, wildfires in Wyoming and Oregon and high ozone days in Texas have led…
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Back-To-Back Storms Like Helene And Milton Are Becoming More Common
In February 2023, a paper published in the Nature Climate Change journal warned of the increasing probability of two…
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Another sign of Ford’s Excruciating EV woes: They’re Trotting out a duo of giveaways
Get your free charger here! And that’s not all folks — you also get free installation! Yup, that is…
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Climate Change Made Helene Worse, Scientists Say
The science of how climate change affects specific storms is complex and often precarious. Climate change is measured on…
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Here’s yet another hurricane Hazard: Your Precious EV may explode into Flames
Range anxiety? How about floods-then-fire anxiety? Yes, that’s the fear of many electric vehicle owners in flood zones such…
