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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

The first image here is not a bowl of spaghetti though it may perhaps look like one. They are not