Seasonal and Multi-Decadal Climate Cycles Persisted during Snowball Earth, Scientists Say
A new analysis of exquisitely preserved laminated rocks (varves) from the Port Askaig Formation on the Garvellach Islands,…
Photos: Baby flying foxes at Australia’s bat hospital in Queensland
FAR NORTH QUEENSLAND, Australia — Australia is famously a place with some of the world’s most dangerous and…
EPA to revoke finding underpinning all climate regulations
The sun sets behind burning gas flares at the Dora (Daura) Oil Refinery Complex in Baghdad on December…
More than two million people face hunger as drought grips Kenya | Climate News
Published On 10 Feb 202610 Feb 2026 Click here to share on social media share2 Share Severe drought…
Sewage leak into Potomac river will take weeks longer to fix
WASHINGTON (AP) — Repairs on a pipe rupture that has sent sewage flowing into the Potomac River northwest…
The U.S. Has Lost $34 Billion in Clean Energy Projects
All in all, it sounded like a typical neighborhood protest against an incoming data center. As we’ve covered…
Ireland in the storms: Flood barriers won't save us if we keep draining the land – The Journal
Ireland in the storms: Flood barriers won’t save us if we keep draining the land The JournalSadhbh O’Neill: Should…
Trump’s new Wildland Fire Service is failing to ignite
Wildfires have consumed thousands of buildings, killed dozens of people, and smothered millions in choking smoke in recent…
Even Local Dust Storms Can Drive Water Loss on Mars, Study Suggests
Mars almost certainly once held abundant water. Until now, observations have shown that most atmospheric water loss occurs…
730 million people in the world live without power. Progress has stalled
The world is hungrier than ever for energy. Demand for heating, cooling, lighting, computing power, and just getting…
730 million people in the world live without power. Progress has stalled
The world is hungrier than ever for energy. Demand for heating, cooling, lighting, computing power, and just getting…
MCGUIRK: Irish Net Zero is an economic suicide note
Way back in December, the Irish Times published a little-noticed (by their standards) piece by economist John FitzGerald…