Doom isn’t inevitable: My top 10 climate lessons from 2022 – Los Angeles Times

This is the Dec. 29, 2022, edition of Boiling Point, a weekly newsletter about climate change and the environment in California and the American West. Sign up here to get it in your inbox. Another year gone by. Another 365…

Bees Get a Big Tribute at the American Museum of Natural History

This article is part of our Fine Arts & Exhibits special section on how museums, galleries and auction houses are embracing new artists, new concepts and new traditions. You could think of them as worker bees. Early on a Friday…

Stunning winners of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition

From bees hunting for a mate to a giant sea star procreating, these incredible images are some of the winners in the prestigious wildlife photography competition

Climate Brief: NASA- “We CAN slow the rate and limit the amount of global warming” – Daily Kos

Recent Environmental Action: The Guardians of the Future-It’s time for Indigenous voices to lead the climate fight. NYT Climate Change Comes for the Freezers, a Key Tool for Alaska NativesNYT Just Stop Oil activists blockade four London bridges Climate and…

Using Models, ‘Tasting Table’ Claims Climate Change Hurting Popular Foods

The online foodie website, Tasting Table, ran a hyperbolic story claiming climate change threatens the continued ability to produce many popular foods. This is false. Crops in general, including the foods discussed in Tasting Table, are doing well during the…

Environmentalism Is A Fundamentalist Religion Steeped In Green Dogma

Today’s climate activists resemble nothing so much as a religious movement, with carbon the new devil’s spawn. The green movement is increasingly wedded to a kind of carbon fundamentalism that is not only not realistic but will reduce living standards…

Beekeeper Shocked When Neighbor Gives Up Farmland to Host Hives: “I’ve never experienced anything like that.”

Near Austria’s border with Germany, an agriculturalist let one-fifth of his farming estate return to wild meadows in order to support his neighbor’s beekeeping operation. The hyper-cultivation around Franz Nigl’s property in Leiten, Austria, was never really “his thing,” and wanting to hear the meadows “buzzing” again, he let his good neighbor Josef Krenn, a […]

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Early to wake is neither healthy nor wise for bumblebees

Climate change affecting hibernation for the pollinators in North America, finds study; impact on human agriculture  

Warming Trends: Climate Insomnia, the Decline of Alpine Bumblebees and Cycling like the Dutch and the Danes – InsideClimate News

SCIENCE A Sleep Stressor That Never Fades Away Almost 70 percent of Americans have struggled to fall asleep or stay asleep because of anxieties around climate change and environmental issues, a recent survey found.  The issue seems to be more…

Global warming: Forests, grasslands getting depleted of nitrogen; can impact animal growth – Down To Earth Magazine

Low-nitrogen forests are more likely to have plants growing slowly with fewer leaves Nitrogen availability in the forests of Europe and North America has been declining since 1850. This could have slowed down the rate of tree growth in these…