It’s Time For Cities To Rethink Lawn Policy
By:
Amy McEuen
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Biodiversity / Biodevastation
Stories about Biodiversity and Biodevastation.
Amazon Rainforest Destabilizes the World
Solar Mitigation Battleground
Climate Code Red Analysis and Sea Level Warnings
Venezuela’s Seed Law Should Be a Global Model
By:
Owen Schalk
The Invisible Global Heat Danger Zone
By:
Robert Hunziker
NASA claims that 2022 was one of the hottest years ever recorded with record-breaking heat waves around the world, as major commercial waterways, like the Danube, Po, Rhine, Yangtze, and Mississippi rivers temporarily dried up leaving humongous river barges choking in mud.
But that was merely global-warming-lite.
Multiple Breadbasket Failures as Radicals Stop Private Jets
By:
Robert Hunziker
Global warming is taking a big bite out of the planet. Unprecedented severe droughts dry up major commercial waterways and extreme conditions have either diminished or partially decimated many crops in the US, Europe, China, Australia, the Indian subcontinent and throughout regions of Africa.
This article explores the impact of “multiple breadbasket failures” as defined by UN research. As well as a discussion of angry radicals that stop private jets, thus challenging in direct fashion a source at the pinnacle of climate issues, discussed in the final 7 paragraphs.
Fusion. Really?
By:
Karl Grossman
There was great hoopla—largely unquestioned by media—with the announcement this week by the U.S. Department of Energy of a “major scientific breakthrough” in the development of fusion energy. But, as Dr. Daniel Jassby, for 25 years principal research physicist at the Princeton Plasma Physics Lab working on fusion energy research and development, concluded in a 2017 article in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, fusion power “is something to be shunned.” His article was headed “Fusion reactor: Not what they’re cracked up to be.”
Lessons from Hanford: "The Most Toxic Place in America"
COP27 Egypt - Oh, Well!
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