House ‘Climate Plan’ Is Just Another Progressive Wish List
One would reasonably expect that a report entitled “Solving the Climate Crisis,” issued last month by the House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis, would focus on ways to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions that committee members believe endanger life…
The Hottest Day Ever in Australia Confirmed: Jan. 1909
The Australian Bureau of Meteorology deleted what was long regarded as the hottest day ever recorded in Australia, Bourke’s 125°F (51.7°C) on Sunday, January 3, 1909. This record* was deleted, falsely claiming that this was likely some sort of ‘observational…
EXTREME WEATHER: Audit: ‘Confusion’ threatens FEMA resilience projects
Puerto Rico is facing roadblocks from the federal government that could discourage communities across the United States from using disaster funds to improve climate resilience, according to a federal auditor.
CAMPAIGN 2020: Meet Biden’s climate rainmakers
Climate change activists have emerged as some of presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden’s most important donors, having hosted some of his biggest fundraising events.
CAMPAIGN 2020: Bullish on Texas: Dems see a clean energy path for Biden
Joe Biden has started hammering a message of economic populism that’s heavy on clean energy promises as he challenges a president who champions fossil fuels.
ADAPTATION: Blackouts trigger Calif. energy storage boom
The threat of chronic blackouts is sparking a rush to install battery backup systems as California homeowners try to avoid power cuts related to wildfires.
5,000 years of history of domestic cats in Central Europe
(Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun) The history of human and cat relationships began 10,000 years ago. Its origins, however, still remain a mystery mainly due to scarcity of research material. Gaps in our knowledge in the subject are successfully filled by a group of researchers from the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toru?. Dr Magdalena Krajcarz has made an attempt to find ancestors of domestic cats in Neolithic Central Europe. An article discussing the topic has recently been published in PNAS.
Physicists say theyâve found a âtetraquarkâ
On July 1, scientists announced the discovery of a new exotic particle – a so-called âtetraquarkâ – a finding that marks a major breakthrough in a search of almost 20 years, carried out in particle physics labs all over the world.
Biosignatures may reveal a wealth of new data locked inside old fossils
(Yale University) Step aside, skeletons — a new world of biochemical “signatures” found in all kinds of ancient fossils is revealing itself to paleontologists, providing a new avenue for insights into major evolutionary questions.
PANIC! TIME Mag Says 2020 Is ‘One Last Chance’ To Save Planet
It’s the end of civilization. Again. Eco-extremists in the liberal media can’t even give themselves a 10-year gap for their end-of-the-world predictions. The latest Time magazine cover declared that 2020 is our last, best chance to save the planet. Run for…
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