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- World’s Northern Hemisphere Tropical Storm Accumulated Cyclone Energy Plunges 33% in 2022 Wed, 7 Dec 22, 1:00amThis readily available tropical storm data has been consistently ignored, hidden, concealed, misrepresented and otherwise falsely manipulated by climate alarmist politicians and media.
- WEF: “The colour of democracy is green” Tue, 12 Jul 22, 3:00pmThe World Economic Forum thinks there is a correlation between democratic freedom and commitment to renewable energy. But their green metric gives coal burning China a pass, and their freedom metric puts the USA behind Australia,...
- Reliable tropical weather pattern to change in a warming climate Fri, 28 Dec 18, 5:00pmFrom EurekAlert! Public Release: 27-Dec-2018 The Madden-Julian Oscillation’s precipitation variations are likely to increase in intensity under a warmer climate, while wind variations are likely to increase at a slower...
- 2018 hurricane season may be worse than last year Thu, 17 May 18, 2:17amHurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria devastated communities in the southern U.S. and Puerto Rico in 2017, and together resulted in around $265 billion in damage. Will the U.S. and Caribbean face more brutal storms this year?...
- Breakthrough polymer could lead to 'infinitely' recyclable plastics Sat, 28 Apr 18, 1:29amEven though we're aware of the environmentally damaging effects of plastic, many people still use the material because it's long-lasting, convenient, and inexpensive - but plastic can only be recycled a few times...
- Google Street View cars are helping scientists spot methane leaks Fri, 24 Mar 17, 12:29amThe Google fleet has been mapping cities around the world for years, making navigation easier for travelers. Now they have an important new responsibility: Google Street View cars will seek out natural gas leaks in urban...
- Poachers Killed 100,000 Elephants in 3 Years Due to Skyrocketing Ivory Demand Wed, 20 Aug 14, 10:00pmAfrica is experiencing a huge spike in elephant deaths due rising demand for ivory in China and other Asian nations. A new study published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences reveals that poachers...
- Weather Researchers Say Global Warming Could Point Future Superstorms Away From New York Thu, 5 Sep 13, 1:35amBelieve it or not, climate change could actually save New York City from getting hit by another devastating superstorm like Hurricane Sandy. But that doesn't mean that New York will be completely safe. Read on for more details...
- A ‘head scratcher’ – No Atlantic Hurricane by August in First Time in 11 Years Sat, 31 Aug 13, 8:26amWhere are all the hurricanes Al Gore, Bill McKibben, Joe Romm, and Brad Johnson say are supposed to happen due to global warming? Article includes most recent forecast from Klotzbach and Gray Bloomberg News: August is about...
- Colorado State Study Shows Beavers Build Natural Carbon Storage Shelters Wed, 31 Jul 13, 5:30amBeaver photo from Shutterstock A team of researchers from Colorado State University has discovered that when it comes to carbon capture and storage, we can learn a lot from nature's best architect - the beaver...
- Next-Gen 3D ‘Sponge’ Battery Could Recharge in Minutes, Retain Energy for Days Fri, 4 Jan 13, 6:30amWe like to boast about how ‘smart’ our mobile devices and computers have become – but why are we still powering them with dumb batteries? Amy Prieto, a chemistry professor at Colorado State University, started...
- Climate modeling turkey shoot, western style Tue, 13 Mar 12, 12:00pmWestern U.S. Precipitation Extremes—How Did This Turkey Get Published? By Dr. Patrick Michaels When it comes to changes in future precipitation across the United States, climate models projections are all over the map....
- Uh oh, CO2 actually reverses temperature effect on rangelands Thu, 4 Aug 11, 7:26amThe results of a USDA experiment called PHACE (Prairie Heating and CO2 Enrichment) where liquid CO2 is injected into the ground from a storage tank, then effects measure on grassland growth, shows a surprising result: increased...
- Denver Botanic Gardens Hosts Green Roofs West Symposium Sat, 7 May 11, 6:45amGet ready green roof aficionados! The third annual Green Roofs for the West Symposium will take place at the Denver Botanic Gardens on June 16 from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. This forward-thinking and informative event will spotlight...