Permafrost, the Cryosphere, the Biosphere, and Climate Change
The effect of permafrost thaw on disease, the built environment, and the release of carbon, with a surprising possible solution!
Read more...The effect of permafrost thaw on disease, the built environment, and the release of carbon, with a surprising possible solution!
Read more...The Russian version of America’s flyover has it pretty bad: declining industries and environmental stress.
Read more...Michigan gets off easy with its $600 million settlement of allegations that lead-tainted water in Flint has caused permanent brain damage for its victims.
Read more...The prisons that house some inamets lie in the path of wildfires, and California hasn’t yet furloughed them or moved them to safety.
Read more...Earl Katz, an early climate change warrior, looks at the dwindling number of options humans have for alleviating global warming.
Read more...The European Commission’s ambitous Green Deal plans are already stumbling over bureaucratic infighting and ag industry opposition.
Read more...The Democrats busy themselves with a self-love fest as they ignore more and more dire evidence of the progress of global warming.
Read more...A mysterious course change, a birthday party, oil on the beaches, and a billion dollars in compensation (maybe).
Read more...Ancient ice tells the secrets of the past, but it’s melting as the world warms.
Read more...How the Bakken oil boom, particularly hasty development and transport by rail, was destined to create an environmental hangover…..and no one bothered to prevent it.
Read more...Some photos and commentary from Mauritius, whose oil spill is a major ecological disaser.
Read more...Trump EPA to weaken Obama methane rule, acceding to fossial fuel pressure, despite the Congressional Review Act, which may kick in aft Nov.
Read more...Wind farms provide sustainable energy but must be properly sited, so not to destroy the carbon sink characteristsics of peat bogs.
Read more...Unless we take drastic steps NOW- and stop allowing plastics pushers to set the agenda- plastics in the world’s oceans will triple in twenty years, by 2040.
Read more...By Lambert Strether of Corrente I’m afraid this is a post where I did indeed catch a bird, just not the one that I intended to catch. I had thought to write a post the Mekong River part of the biosphere (as with coral, mangroves, soil, and algae in Lake Erie) but as it turned […]
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