Climate Change
Wednesday, September 9, was the hottest day of the year in Los Angeles. The air conditioning stopped working in classrooms across the city, stifling students with sometimes 90-degree temperatures inside and sending some to the hospital.
The independent work by both NASA and Japan Meteorological Agency show that July 2015 was the warmest month on record, and the chances are good – especially because of the strong El Niño – that 2015 as a whole will end up being the hottest year on record too.
Patrick Roddie, a geoengineering activist, just testified before Congress delivering a powerful message about how those concerned with global warming are woefully off-point to ignore the effects of persistent contrails (a/k/a chemtrails) on our environment and our health.
The complaint asserts that, in causing climate change, the federal government has violated the youngest generation’s constitutional rights to life, liberty, property and has failed to protect essential public trust resources.
Alexis speaks with George Barnes, director of the award winning film Look Up about action steps we can take to address the issue of geo/climate engineering It was February of 2014 when Alexis first sat down with commercial photographer and film maker George Barnes to discuss the issue of geo-engineering and its potentially grave impact on billions […]
Abnormally warm ocean temperatures are creating conditions that threaten to kill coral in the equatorial Pacific, north Pacific and western Atlantic oceans, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said on Monday.
After years of disappointment in their government’s environmental policies, 886 Dutch citizens, following the lead of the sustainability foundation Urgenda, took their government to court in order to demand a better treatment of the environment and to lower carbon emissions.
S0 (Ben Davidson) presents evidence that while climate change is definitely happening on Earth (and other planets in the solar system), the global warming hypothesis is incorrect. Global warming models/predictions have been an abject failure for 20 years, and yet the IPCC claims ever-higher certainty? How does this happen and what comes next?
Soil & Carbon: Soil Solutions to Climate Problems outlines how it is possible to take atmospheric CO2, which is fueling climate change, and plug it into the soil. Far from moving the problem from one place to another, this shift can reduce ocean acidification because the oceans are no longer the sink for vast amounts of CO2, and can regenerate degraded soils by providing needed carbon.
The earth was born over four and a half billion years ago. She sustains us and is our home. Why do we harm her? Polute her? Cut down all her trees? Kill the animals that inhabit her? Instead, let’s create habits that honor her and give her more life.
Here are Randy Hayes’ nine great Planetary Ecological Boundaries. If we work hard enough, they just might help us survive …
Government’s latest Orwellian tools to spy on citizens, known as “smart meters,” are literally blowing up and catching fire, risking lives and property to facilitate what even officials acknowledge amounts to intrusive state surveillance. In fact, your home may already have been fitted with one of the dangerous meters in recent years. The latest explosions of the controversial espionage devices, used to monitor citizens’ electricity and water usage, happened in California last week. Amid a government-caused water shortage across the state, bureaucrats are hoping to use the hazardous meters to catch citizens consuming more than their government-approved water rations. As more and more “smart” meters explode and burst into flames, though, citizens concerned about safety — not to mention privacy and liberty — are increasingly fighting back.
Amid worsening drought, California Gov. Jerry Brown signed a far-reaching executive order designed to reduce state’s water consumption by twenty-five percent.
Earth & Space News March 31, 2015: Space weather – sun is quiet; Earthquake watch; As Stars Form, Magnetic Fields Influence Regions Big and Small; Global Lightning; Current Long-Term Negative Average Annual Energy Balance of the Earth Leads to the New Little Ice Age (PDF); Arctic Ice Extent Currently Higher Than 2005; Global weather
A glacier the size of California in East Antarctica is in danger of melting away, which could lead to increased sea levels.
