Climate Science Proves Scams Don’t Die From Exposure

It’s the tenth anniversary next week of the 2009 Climategate email dump that exposed top climate scientists’ chicanery and subversion of science – and did so in their own words and out of their own mouths, or keyboards. I’ll list…

London School Transforms Poor Performance by Giving Every Student a Violin—Thanks to Andrew Lloyd Webber

The inner city Frederick Bremer School in London has gone from worst to first after giving violins and flutes to every student, Thanks to Andrew Lloyd Webber.

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Santiago walking tour and why just transition important for addressing social crisis and ecological crisis

November 7: Today I did a 3 hour walking tour of Santiago with Marcela from Tour4Tips. They are only running walking tours in the morning due to the social protests. Many of the museums are closed due to workers being…

Greta Thunberg Calls to Fight Global Warming at Rally – NBC Southern California

Greta Thunberg, Sweden’s 16-year-old climate-change activist, joined fellow teenagers from throughout California Friday in telling a cheering crowd of hundreds at a Los Angeles rally that they can and will fight to save their planet from global warming. Thunberg, who…

FEMA: Agency denies Dorian individual assistance in N.C. counties

The federal government has denied individual assistance for residents in four North Carolina counties hit hard by Hurricane Dorian just days after approving other funds to help local governments repair infrastructure, North Carolina’s governor said Wednesday.

FEMA: Agency denies Dorian individual assistance in N.C. counties

The federal government has denied individual assistance for residents in four North Carolina counties hit hard by Hurricane Dorian just days after approving other funds to help local governments repair infrastructure, North Carolina’s governor said Wednesday.

ADVOCACY: Activist climbs on British plane; others stop traffic in NYC

Protesters in New York City brought traffic to a standstill in the city’s busiest hub and an activist in London climbed atop a plane as climate change demonstrators entered the fourth day of rallies around the world yesterday.

GRID: Californians learn that solar panels don’t work in blackouts

Californians have embraced rooftop solar panels more than anyone in the U.S., but many are learning the hard way that the systems won’t keep the lights on during blackouts.

ANTARCTICA: Ice sheets eroded by ‘upside-down rivers’

The ice shelves that stretch out from the edges of Antarctica are under attack from “upside-down rivers” of warm water.

HURRICANES: A year after Michael, Fla. community still in crisis

A year after Hurricane Michael, the Florida county hardest hit by the Category 5 storm is still in crisis: Thousands in Bay County are homeless, medical care and housing are at a premium, domestic violence has become a problem, and severely diminished mental health services are overwhelmed with backlogs.