1 in 4 Americans today breathes unhealthy air because of climate change. And it’s getting worse. Much of the U.S. Northeast was smothered last summer by dense smoke from Canadian wildfires, leading to New York City’s worst air quality since the 1960s. Such episodes, once mostly isolated incidents, are increasingly common due to the impact […]
Images via Valuetainment/YouTube (screenshot) © 2024 Blaze Media LLC. All rights reserved. ‘What has he done?’ Patrick Bet-David proves Bill Maher has no real facts about ‘winner’ Gavin Newsom or climate change February 06, 2024 Entrepreneur and podcaster Patrick Bet-David questioned comedian Bill Maher on his stances on California Governor Gavin Newsom, as well as […]
Credit: Johns Hopkins University A prominent climate scientist has come forward and admitted his role in deceiving the public on “climate change.” At the same time, he also exposed the inordinate power woke editors at scientific magazines have over the careers of actual scientists. Patrick T. Brown, a lecturer at Johns Hopkins University and doctor […]
Rising temperatures mean Queensland-grown strawberries are in danger, experts say. Key points: Cropping expert Paul Gauthier told ABC Radio Brisbane Breakfast host Craig Zonca that rising temperatures meant the popular fruit could become a thing of the past. “There’s something about strawberries that if you reach a temperature above 26 degrees Celsius, they stop flowering, […]
Addressing the effects of a rapidly changing climate is the challenge of our generation. Every day we see the impacts on people, places and wildlife. The stakes are especially dire for birds, with an Audubon study showing that two-thirds of North American bird species are vulnerable to extinction if global temperature rise is allowed to […]
A U.N. report published in April suggested that by just 2030 the world would be experiencing more than 500 major disasters each year. And the quickening frequency of what were once called “generational disasters” or “500-year storms” or even “acts of God” disorients us, too, so that it becomes hard to distinguish once-a-decade events from […]