It’s Time To Debate The Left’s Hysterical Climate Claims
Various scientists, politicians, and activists have long insisted that the United States and the world must end fossil fuel use to prevent dangerous man-made global warming, climate change, and extreme weather disasters. They say “the science is settled” and the time…
Edible AI? The future of food is up to tech
The world’s most sophisticated robots may become farmers.
Al Gore’s Climate Circus Goes To Oz
In politics, timing is crucial. And thus it was with the unfortunately timed participation of former US vice-president Al Gore in the Queensland government-sponsored Climate Week earlier this month. According to the blurb, “Climate Week QLD 2019 will showcase how…
UN Chief Poses For Time Cover Off ‘Sinking’ Pacific Island That’s Actually Growing
The newest TIME magazine cover features United Nations chief António Guterres standing in the water off the island nation of Tuvalu, which the outlet called “one of the world’s most vulnerable countries” to global warming. The photo, taken during Guterres’…
Will climate change kill everyone — or just lots and lots of people? – Vox.com
Is climate change going to end human civilization for good, and so soon that we may as well not bother saving for retirement? That’s the theory put forward in a recent viral Vice post: “New Report Warns ‘High Likelihood of…
Democrat 2020 Contenders Push Job-Killing Eco-Schemes
Vocal activists increasingly drive Democrat Party positions across the public policy spectrum. Print, television, social and click-bait media generally support them, while permitting little debate on liberal proposals or their potential ramifications. Even semi-moderate Joe Biden has been pressured into…
Ocean health is good business: An urgent call to ocean action
The CEO of the UN Global Compact calls for companies to work to ensure healthy, productive and well-governed oceans.
Why Noah’s Ark won’t work
Many species will need large population sizes to survive climate change and ocean acidification, a new study finds.
Floating cities: the future or a washed-up idea?
Living on water at the next (sea) level.
CABI to create the world’s first global burden of crop pests and diseases
(CABI) CABI has received a US $200,000 grant from the Grand Challenges program, an initiative of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, to begin an ambitious undertaking to capture and measure the global impacts of crop pests and diseases with the ultimate aim of helping to improve global food security.
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