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Over the past few weeks, the military conflict between nuclear-armed India and Pakistan has once again raised a striking question: What impact does a “limited” nuclear war have on the global climate? The answer is not reassuring. Over the past decade, studies have found that such conflicts will be able to cause a catastrophic global nuclear winter, and recent work predicts that more than 2 billion people may be killed – after famine and disease, ultimately causing tens of millions. Special dangers of global nuclear war Carl Sagan 2014. (Photo source: NASA/JPL) In the 1980s and early 1990s, a series…

The skeptical High Court grilled state officials this week, and the money he wanted to collect from regional anti-pollution agreements constituted fees or taxes. [emphasis, links added] Only the latter requires legislative approval, which will not happen with the split convention, and the risk of rising utility bills increases by 30% during economic uncertainty. This means that the Pennsylvania Supreme Court decides whether the region’s greenhouse gas initiatives limit harmful emissions from power plants in the mid-Atlantic exceed the feeling of financial impacts residents. The Ministry of Environmental Protection believes that this is indeed an explanation of the Federal Clean…

Transcript: Gas and diesel trucks emit warm climate carbon dioxide and tiny air pollution that breathe dangerously. In many cities, low-income color communities have disproportionate effects on tailpipe exhaust. Murawski: “In Buffalo, several urban highways were developed in the 1950s and 1960s, which crossed the city’s black communities.” That's Chris Murawski, the clean air league with the western New York West. To understand which parts of the city are the most vulnerable, his team placed air sensors in volunteer homes. These devices will measure particle contamination for six consecutive months. His group is working with the country on a related…

Editor's Note: An earlier version of this article mistakenly reported another winner. Yale Climate Connection apologizes for this error. The 2024 novel “Abi Daré” won the first ever climate novel award. The award of £10,000 ($13,240) was organized by a storytelling organization called “Climate Spring” honors the British author's novel that solved the problem. “Many of us already think that responding to climate is important,” the organizer wrote on the prize website. “But we don't always know how we should respond. The novel can help us imagine what change will look like.” The winning sequel to the 2020s “Girl with…

One of the most eye-catching late heat waves on record enters the center of North America from the Pacific Coast. Many towns have already spent their hottest days and/or their warmest nights early in the season, and some are unheard of at any time before June. The warm air is mapped from the rapidly heating drylands in northern Mexico and the north of the southwest, which is a powerful high and low push throughout the continent. Hollywood and nearby have conducted previews of the ever-evolving heat waves over the weekend. Burbank, California, set records at 98°F and 101°F on Friday…

In 2023, Germany closed its last nuclear power plant, and in 2024, wind energy became the largest source of electricity in the United States, supplying 31.9%. [emphasis, links added] But it's 2025, as Remix News reported yesterday, “Germany's winds slammed electricity production” and caused losses in the company mega. This is the story: Germany: Wind energy companies face millions of losses as wind speeds drop to 50-year lows According to the average wind speed in the first quarter of 2025, it is less than 5.5 meters per second. [the] German Meteorological Service (DWD). The last time the country saw such…

The energy sector in the United States is on the cusp of structural transformation. This week, members of the House Natural Resources Committee heard testimony about the enormous potential of geothermal energy, which is “a new era of American energy – built by American innovation, American technology and American workers,” as one witness said. [emphasis, links added] President Donald Trump's new energy secretary Chris Wright enthusiastically acknowledges geothermal to “inspire our country” March research found By the early 2030s, geothermal heat could meet two-thirds of the tedious energy needs of AI data centers. Even in New York City, new residential…

The graph they built is a lie. The iconic “climate” map destroys industrial capitalism and takes away our freedom…it's 100% rubbish. Watch this movie and learn the shocking truth with @tomnelson2080 Find climate change on the Internet Or check out any mainstream media stories about climate change and you will see this image. This is from NOAA and it is almost the same from NASA. Here is a picture of the climate alarm. We know that the earth is warming and the Arctic is melting. Unless we make major changes to stop global warming, the consequences may be irreversible. Here…

This spring, heavy rains flooded the Mid Mississippi Valley, triggering headlines from CBS News alerters: “Climate change makes floods worse.” [emphasis, links added] Mainstream media tilted in a sensational, unvisited attribution report by World Weather Attribution (WWA). However, peer-reviewed science directly contradicts these claims. The researchers clearly point out that in the powerful analysis published in the Journal of Hydraulics (Wiel et al., 2018): “There is no statistically significant projected trend in the occurrence of floods in 100 years…” For the lower Mississippi Valley. And Wiel et al. The project has added heavy rainfall events. The sensational headlines conveniently overlook…

Transcript: Greenland is covered with more than 650,000 square miles of ice, a huge frozen ice cap that covers the island and slowly flows to the ocean. However, as the climate warms, the ice melts and flows into the ocean, and more cracks or cracks form in the ice sheet as it stretches and pulls apart on the ice sheet. Some of these cracks are large. Chudley: “They can be dozens or even 100 meters in width. This is big enough to fly a helicopter.” Thomas Chudley is a glacologist at Durham University in the UK In a new study,…