The constellation Cepheus the King looks like a house

The constellation Cepheus the King is visible from the Northern Hemisphere every night of the year due to its close location to Polaris, the North Star.

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Why disruptive climate protests are set to grow, both on the streets and in the workplace – Fortune

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Twilight in 1, 2, 3 stages

Twilight is that magical time between sunlight and darkness. Astronomers, the experts on nighttime, recognize three stages of twilight.

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VOICES: Consumption and climate change – The Garden Island

What you buy, how you use it and reuse it, and if you repair or recycle, all have huge effects on our planet’s climate. The unrestricted growth in consumerism has been a major factor in the increase in the generation…

Global Warming Began Way Earlier Than Previously Thought, Finds Study – News18

A group of researchers at the University of Cambridge have found evidence that the warming of the Arctic Ocean began much before the current calculations offered by modern instrumental measurements. It is observed that the rise in global temperature had…

Why we can’t curb global warming by just focusing on carbon emissions – Firstpost

A developing country using coal to pursue the path of development is justifiable and should not be equated with the West’s high carbon emission model just to maintain its luxurious lifestyle A toxic haze has enveloped Delhi ever since Diwali…

Venus brightest for 2021 around December 3

Look for Venus brightest in the sky in late November and early December of 2021. Look for it west after sunset on a clear night. You can’t miss it!

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November deep sky: Nebulae, clusters and more

The November deep sky holds beautiful sights that you can see with your own eyes, or enjoy through these amazing photos taken by our own EarthSky community.

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My Turn: Time to nix the bad habits – Concord Monitor

My Turn: Time to nix the bad habits OUR ENVIRONMENT NEEDS MORE LOCAL REPORTING The Concord Monitor is launching its Environmental Reporting Lab, a long-term effort to better inform the community about the New Hampshire environment. To launch phase 1…

Meet the unsung heroes of climate change – Fortune

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