Sullivan: Russia planning 'extremely violent' operation to 'crush' Ukraine
White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan said Monday the U.S. believes Russia is planning an "extremely violent" invasion of Ukraine, saying Moscow will seek to "crush" the Ukrainian people."We believe that any military operation of the size, scope…
The Oil Industry And Its GOP Allies Are Trying To Sink Biden’s Climate-Focused Fed Pick
Sarah Bloom Raskin's view that climate change poses major financial risks is widely shared. Except among some of the oil industry's top Republican donees.
DAILY CURRENT AFFAIRS IAS | UPSC Prelims and Mains Exam – 18th February 2022
Archives (PRELIMS + MAINS FOCUS) National Dam Safety Authority Part of: Prelims and GS-III Disaster Management Context: The National Dam Safety Authority came into force recently. It seeks to maintain standards related to dam safety, prevent dam-related disa…
Earth scientists simulate the future to model forest restoration impact
Replanting previously forested landscapes in the tropics is a nature-based solution that can play a role in removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, but whether those new forests will withstand the impacts of future climate change was a big uncertainty. T…
Skeptical Science New Research for Week #7 2022
Injury and insult A quick visit to DeSmog's climate disinformation database and scrutinization of funding sources (select "organizations") illustrates how the fossilized fossil energy industry has financed public misunderstanding and ignorance of the impact …
Veganuary Increases Appetite for Reducing Your Environmental Impact
We need to work at pace collectively and individually to protect the environment from the constant threat of global warming devastation.
Southwest drought is the most extreme in 1,200 years, study finds
The long-running drought in the Southwest, which has persisted since 2000, can now be considered the driest 22-year period of the last 1200 years, according to a study published Monday in the journal Nature Climate Change.
Climate Change Weekly #425: Climate Model Problems Persist, Changes Reduce Accuracy Further
In the past week, two more articles have been added to the growing body of literature discussing the fact that climate models have consistently failed to project the Earth’s temperatures and temperature trends accurately, since their inception.