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Great Britain [GB], the place where the industrial revolution began in the late 1700’s, when coal provided power for trains,

Rebecca Solnit has been writing and studying the transition to renewables for many years. In a 30 July 2025 article

There are some newer terms entering the vocabulary when weather and climate change are being discussed. One of these terms

The folks at the National Weather Service [NWS] in Alaska were nervous. They were kind of caught between a rock

This May, and early June, has been a busy period from a global climate change and global warming perspective. It

With Warming Climate, Planting Zones Are Changing: Animals Are Noticing Too When it comes to science, when it comes to

Renewable Energy; Good News, Really! Now, let us look at some good news. Renewable energy had a great year in

With a large loss [hundreds at least] of employees, some very experienced, we can expect delays in the gathering, distribution and

The Data Still Stands: Unlike Ice It Will Not Melt Away Let’s talk about data. Just the facts. These data

Information and Individuals Matter; and More Progress Cordelia Baehr is not exactly a household name. However, she is a person

North Country. According to NOAA [National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration], “As plants and animals near the surface of the ocean

Holistic pan-Arctic carbon assessment reviews the climate drivers impacting carbon storage and emissions across the Arctic region, including thawing permafrost and wildfires