Science

In the past few decades, the number of planets discovered beyond our solar system has grown to thousands. Currently 4,389 exoplanets have been confirmed in 3,260 systems, and a further 5,941 candidates are awaiting confirmation. Thanks…

Guest essay by Eric Worrall According to Guardian writer Peter Sutoris, we need to rediscover the ecological connectedness of indigenous peoples, although we may have to keep some of our tech toys. The climate crisis requires a new…

It is often said that the universe was in a hot, dense state in its earliest moments. While that's a pretty accurate description, it's also pretty vague. What exactly was hot and dense and what condition was it in? Answering this…

Guest essay by Larry Hamlin The Global Warming Policy Forum (GWPF) published a comprehensive article on new U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) indicators on climate change that are supposed to serve as the basis for…

Reposted from The Gelbspan Files Just askin’, another in my series of posts asking questions that not only the inquisitive public and unbiased reporters should be asking, but also the law firms working for the defendant energy…

By Roger Caiazza, New York Pragmatic Environmentalist Oliver McPherson-Smith of the American Consumer Institute writes, "To combat climate change, President Biden must retire NEPA." The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)…

May 2021 (The author appreciates the availability NASA’s Earth Observations satellite data sets used in this analysis.) This is a three part series that analyses the role of atmospheric water in regulating Earth’s thermal balance.…

Astronaut Peggy Whitson already has her name in the history books, but now there's a new entry: The first woman to lead a privately funded space mission. Whitson was the first woman to command the International Space Station and the oldest…

Research teams across the UK will investigate the feasibility of five innovative methods of large-scale removal of greenhouse gases to mitigate the effects of climate change UK RESEARCH AND INNOVATION Announce the announcement…

Guest essay by Eric Worrall Steve Keen, a Fellow at University College London, believes other economists are biased to believe that "capitalism can handle anything," that a "war base" is required to correct the "total…