Scientists develop super potato that could resist rising heat from climate change – India Today
With climate change becoming more and more aggressive and extreme events visible across the world, scientists are worried about its effect on the global food supply. To tackle the rising threat to food, agricultural researchers are working on developing ways…
How climate change will affect Thanksgiving food – Washington Post – The Washington Post
Climate change has officially arrived at our Thanksgiving tables. As the past year has made even more clear, the consequences of a warming world have challenged farmers and food systems throughout the United States. Drought, blistering heat waves and raging…
Biden’s Blame-Shifting Comes for Big Oil
Despite being cagey about the topic on the campaign trail, Joe Biden went all-in on environmentalism immediately upon entering the White House. Desperate for the approval of the climate crowd, the president killed the Keystone XL pipeline project on his…
House Passes the Largest Expenditure on Climate in U.S. History – The New York Times
WASHINGTON — The United States took a major step toward fighting climate change Friday with passage through the House of Representatives of a $2.2 trillion spending bill that includes the largest expenditures ever made by the federal government to slow…
Judge Grants Nationwide Injunction On Biden’s Oil, Gas Ban On Federal Lands
A federal judge on Monday issued a nationwide injunction on President Joe Biden’s executive order to halt oil and gas operations on all federal lands in the name of fighting so-called climate change. Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry led the…
Lawmakers Clash Over Treasury Nominee’s Anti-Fossil Fuel Positions
Fireworks erupted on the Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee on Thursday over President Biden’s nominee to lead a top regulatory post in the Treasury Department, with Republicans challenging her worldview as a native of the Soviet Union and…
Opinion | The Senate should eliminate these global warming super-culprits – The Washington Post
The Post’s View | About the Washington Post Editorial Board Editorials represent the views of The Washington Post as an institution, as determined through debate among members of the Editorial Board, based in the Opinions section and separate from the…
Over three-quarters of the world’s vital carbon stores are unprotected
Ecosystems such as forests and peatlands are vital stores for carbon, but less than a quarter of these areas worldwide have protected status
The Link Between Internet Use and Global Warming – The Wire Science
A view of the data centre at the University of Washington, Seattle. Photo: Taylor Vick/Unsplash On December 12, 2015, the Paris Agreement, a legally binding international treaty on climate change, was brought into effect, with 196 parties resolving to ensure…
Facts Matter: Images purporting to refute global warming don’t hold water – Daily Herald
Side-by-side images of the Statue of Liberty are being shared on social media along with a claim the sea level hasn’t risen in 100 years. “This is what catastrophic sea-level rise actually looks like,” reads the caption on a post,…
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