As hurricanes occur, we expect more of them to be major storms. Hurricane Ian and other recent storms, including the 2020 Atlantic season, provide a picture of what that can look like.
Read more...Scientific research has coaxed the owl from the shadows and restored her to Athene, the Greek goddess of wisdom.
Read more...Russia is almost required, if nothing else for domestic political reasons, to Do Something about the Nord Stream attacks. But what exactly?
Read more...After this weekend’s snap election, incumbent energy companies will face scant pressure over climate change from the winning right-wing coalition.
Read more...Research suggests that we spontaneously engage in ritualized behavior when facing stressful and uncertain situations.
Read more...How Liz Truss’ defense budget math does not work…or does really well if the point is to roll social support back to Victorian workhouses.
Read more...How Manchin and Sinema got dirty energy goodies and financier breaks into the Inflation Reduction Act.
Read more...Some practical flood advice.
Read more...One often overlooked area of authority is the federal government’s ability to use the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) to pursue clean energy goals.
Read more...A new Nature study lends weight to the idea that federal agencies could be much more aggressive in regulating climate pollutants.
Read more...Some possible ways to make concrete less of an environmental problem.
Read more...Experts claim there will be a large need for additional construction through 2050. Is wood the answer?
Read more...In “If Nietzsche Were a Narwhal,” Justin Gregg argues that human intelligence may represent an evolutionary dead end.
Read more...Is the Inflation Reduction Act good for your wallet? A climate bill in disguise? Landmark action or nothingburger?
Read more...DeSmog has mapped the fossil fuel interests lobbying for gas-derived hydrogen and threatening to derail the momentum of green hydrogen.
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