On this frozen Island, Seeds from Parched and war-torn nations go to live another day
Way up north on a glacier-encrusted Norwegian island is a little-known deposit box that has seen increase activity and…
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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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Grain of Climate Truth! Warming leads to Japan Rice Crisis, with Controversial GMO eyed as cure
Climate change is ruining the rice variety used most often in Japan, creating a conundrum as how to deal…
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Awesome offers Abound! Incentives Soar as EVs languish on dealer lots
Another sign of the struggle carmakers are having in attractive electric vehicle buyers: according to the J.D. Power Automotive…
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The Smog of war: U.S. Defense Department Is the nation’s Biggest Energy Consumer
You’ve seen images of them more and more in news reports as the Mideast situation heats up: U.S. battleships,…
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Can some bright spark solve This soon? Yes, the fact that AI May Run Out Of power
Every day, it seems — and is no doubt true — there is another news story about the insatiable…
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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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The EV unfaithful: 81% Of Electric Vehicle Owners also Have a Gas-Powered Car
Analysts and observers — and car manufacturers such as Ford and GM — have long been wondering why Americans…
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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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Even this Diamond-encrusted town (sort of) is not exempt from Climate change Disaster
Now, here’s a town that’s a rich as all heck. Yes, the median home price in Atherton, Calif., is…
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It takes your breath away: In 20 years, annual Wildfire Smoke deaths rise by 12,000 A Year
New analysis shows that smoke from wildfires kills about 12,000 people more a year than from the same cause…
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A sad song for Cadillac: its much-hyped Lyriq EV is languishing in dealers’ Lots
At least two General Motors EVs are doing very badly, including a model from GM’s flagship brand, Cadillac, according…
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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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Are Oil Prices About To Crash?
Technical traders do not look at prices the way that most investors do. Earnings, sales, supply, and demand are…
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Baby Steps before a boom? big Tech treads tentatively in Search of Nuke solution to fuel AI
Could nuclear power’s future in the U.S. be in the hands of Big Tech? Well, just maybe. After projects…
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Hedging their Greenbacks: Largest Funds back off from Climate-Focused bets
Many of the world’s largest hedge funds have placed bets against successful funding of tech sectors that aim to…
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It’s Too Hot For Arizona Diamondbacks To Play Ball
The Arizona Diamondbacks baseball team plays in Chase Field, mainly during the summer. So far this year, the high…
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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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Miami’s Hot new Vice: Sizzling Winter Temperatures set to sear the U.S. Southeast
Miami and other parts of the Southeast are set for a particularly warm winter, according to an outlook just…
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Mary’s Mad as Hell! GM CEO shouts out Dire Warning About EV Price War with China
GM has moved into the position where it has overtaken Ford as the No.2 EV car company in the…
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Hot, hot, hot — or Not? a climate stock Crystal Ball as Trump and Harris Come down to the wire
With the U.S. stock market soaring to new record highs all year, investors are suitably concerned about who wins…
