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Following official suggestions the Wuhan laboratory leak hypothesis is being seriously considered by the US Government, Facebook has announced they will now allow users to share their Wuhan lab leak virus origin theories...

Guest “You can’t fix stupid” by David Middleton Left-wing activists demand Democrats exclude nuclear and carbon capture from climate billby Abby Smith, Energy and Environment Reporter | | May 12,…

The New York Times is praising the efforts of low carbon pioneers who reject personal hygiene to save the planet from Covid-19 and Climate Change.

They would also like an effort to "nurture local artists", to reduce the influence of foreign artists, so fans are less tempted to fly overseas to see live concerts.

Richard Moore, head of MI6, Britain's answer to the CIA, says gathering intelligence about Chinese compliance with climate pledges will be his spy agency's highest priority.

Rolling Stone thinks making the world more habitable for humans will kill us off.

According to The Guardian, oil executives are so focussed on profit they are ignoring the opportunity to make even more money by investing in renewables.

Climate scientists want to be "stewards of grief, to hold the hand of society as we enter the unknown space of the climate crisis".

The effort to find a replacement for the dying climate crisis has plumbed new depths.

ARC CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE FOR CORAL REEF STUDIES Research News Scientists say outdated assumptions around gender continue to hinder effective and fair policymaking and action for climate mitigation and adaptation.…

According to Michael Mann, the main obstacle to climate action is a coalition of Russian robots, Saudis, fossil fuel tycoons, Rupert Murdoch, Wikileaks and climate deniers.

When the woke outwoke the woke. Back in December, Google fired AI Ethics Unit co-leader Timnit Gebru, in relation to her paper "On the Dangers of Stochastic Parrots: Can Language Models Be Too Big?". Google have now just...

“Nato should do its part to look into how we can reduce emissions from military operations,” he told the Chatham House event. “We know that heavy battle tanks or fighter jets and naval ships consume a lot of fossil...

Foreign Policy Magazine fantasising about China rolling out a green energy revolution via its Belt and Road initiative, like it is already happening.

Not quite the snow storm in Delhi scene out of "The Day After Tomorrow", but notably cooler temperatures in regions which are normally intensely tropical, prompting the climate explainers to leap into damage control.