Extreme Heat Isn’t the Only Climate Impact Shocking Scientists
When most people think about climate change, heat is the first thing that comes to mind. Record-breaking temperatures, deadly heatwaves, cities turned into ovens. And yes, that’s real and serious – but scientists are increasingly alarmed by a whole other set of changes happening alongside the heat – shifts that don’t make the same headlines…
Airborne Microplastics May Be Warming the Planet
There’s a strange new variable in climate science, and it floats. Scientists are now grappling with the possibility that the tiny plastic particles drifting through our atmosphere – the ones we’ve largely been worried about for their effects on our bodies and ecosystems – may also be playing a role in warming the planet. Airborne…
Tony Seba – 2026 Warning: Get out of FOSSIL FUELS Immediately…
Tony Seba doesn’t do subtle predictions and frankly for well over a decade the founder of RethinkX has been telling the world exactly what was going to happen with clean energy and electric vehicles. Now, heading into the second half of 2026, his think tank has released updates that go far beyond solar panels and…
Finding out how to survive Europe’s deadly heatwaves – before it’s too late
Berlin police weren’t spraying protesters last summer. They were hosing down overheated residents just trying to get through the day. In Rome, civil protection teams drove pickup trucks fitted with misting systems through tourist-packed streets. Red alerts stretched across the continent, warnings covered around 200 million people, and thermometers in some places climbed past 40…
Non-Producing Oil and Gas Wells Emit Microbial Methane at Rates 1,000 Times Higher Than Previously Estimated
There are roughly 3 million unplugged, non-producing oil and gas wells scattered across the United States alone. Most of them sit quietly, seemingly dormant, no longer pumping anything out of the ground. For decades, regulators and researchers largely treated them as a minor footnote in the larger story of fossil fuel emissions. New research, however,…
CNN reporter went into a heat chamber. She lost enough sweat to fill two soda cans
A CNN reporter recently climbed into a heat chamber – a controlled environment designed to simulate extreme temperatures – and what happened to her body in just a short time was genuinely startling. She sweated enough fluid to fill two standard soda cans. That’s roughly 710 milliliters of sweat, lost before she even felt like…
- Extreme Heat Isn’t the Only Climate Impact Shocking Scientists
- Airborne Microplastics May Be Warming the Planet
- Tony Seba – 2026 Warning: Get out of FOSSIL FUELS Immediately…
- Finding out how to survive Europe’s deadly heatwaves – before it’s too late
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