Moon and Mars from midnight until dawn
Jupiter dominates over the July evening sky, staying out from dusk until dawn. Venus, the sky’s brightest planet, lords over the eastern sky at dawn. Mars is roughly midway between Jupiter and Saturn. It’s near the moon on the mornings of July 11 and 12, 2020.
AOC: Working With Sanders Improved Biden’s Climate Policies
Democrat presidential nominee and former Vice President Joe Biden, along with Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT), on Wednesday released recommendations for the party platform crafted by task forces set up by the former rivals, including far-left proposals intended to solve global warming. Rep. Alexandria…
5G wireless networks have few health impacts, finds study using zebrafish model
Findings from a new study into the effects of radiofrequency radiation generated by the wireless technology that will soon be the standard for cell phones suggest few health impacts.
Radical Climate Plans From The Biden-Sanders ‘Unity’ Platform
Former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) released the policy recommendations of their “unity task force” on Wednesday. The proposed platform marks Biden’s continued shift to the left, as the so-called “moderate” candidate — a label he…
Biden’s ‘Unity Platform’ Steals Bernie’s Far-Left Radical Agenda, Word For Word
In the clearest sign yet that former Vice President Joe Biden’s Democratic presidential campaign has been hijacked by the more radical Left-wing elements of the party, a so-called “Unity Platform” his campaign has produced mirrors that of former Democrat presidential…
DIPLOMACY: This group warned about warming in 1989. It still is
A 54-nation coalition is using the COVID-19 pandemic to research the impact of lower emissions on the environment. It is also scrambling to prepare the Caribbean for more violent weather and lay the groundwork for success at next year’s international climate change negotiations.
EMISSIONS: Slash CO2, then wait — and wait — for temps to drop
Climate action taken by the world today wouldn’t be noticed for decades to come, according to researchers who say warming on Earth won’t start to slow down for at least 20 years.
EMISSIONS: Slash CO2, then wait — and wait — for temps to drop
Climate action taken by the world today wouldn’t be noticed for decades to come, according to researchers who say warming on Earth won’t start to slow down for at least 20 years.
CONGRESS: Dems to introduce clean energy standard legislation
Rep. Diana DeGette (D-Colo.) will introduce legislation today that would establish a federal clean energy standard for net-zero power sector emissions by 2050 at the latest.
EXTREME WEATHER: Rising seas a bigger threat than intensifying rain
The nation’s flood risk will become increasingly concentrated along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts in the next 30 years, according to a major new analysis that de-emphasizes the threat of inland flooding along rivers and in cities.
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