The interest and investment in the hydrogen sector shows there is real progress being made in renewables, and that despite current market …
Hurricane Ian Rapidly Intensifies – How Climate Change Plays A Role
As Hurricane Ian rapidly intensifies, meteorologist Domenica Davis explains climate change’s role in the process. – Videos from The Weather …
Climate change could mean more intense locust outbreaks and threaten food security
A new study by a research team from Arizona State University has found that climate change will dramatically increase the intensity of locust …
Climate Change is Helping to Rapidly Turbocharge Storms Like Hurricane Ian – TIME
As the world warms, storms that rapidly intensify are likely to become even more frequent, scientists say.
Quebec election: The burning question of climate change | Montreal Gazette
In Rosemont, where voters favour parties strong on the environment, QS and the PQ are registering.
Climate change means the Inuit do what they’ve always done: Adapt | Reuters
Rex Holwell has spent his life on the sea ice that forms each winter off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador in eastern Canada.
Capitalism Versus Climate Change: The Technical Case For Energy Vault – Forbes
Energy Vault is developing and commercializing a novel technology to solve one of the biggest, most important issues facing our civilization — the …
Jordan Peterson: ‘Moral posturing over climate change will end in apocalypse’ | SpectatorTV
Jordan Peterson says that ‘moral posturing’ has led to an entirely predictable energy crisis, which will end in ‘something approximating the …
Column: California spends billions rebuilding burned towns. The case for calling it quits
In a future ravaged by climate change, wildfires will strain resources. Bringing back every town will only put people in mortal danger once again.
Hurricane Ian Intensifies into a Monster with Climate Markings – Scientific American
It’s also a reminder of the ways climate change is transforming tropical cyclones. Hurricanes are expected to rapidly intensify more often and …