Antarctica holds enough frozen water to reshape the world’s coastlines permanently. Among its many glaciers, one stands out as a focal point of urgent scientific concern: the Thwaites...
New Orleans is sinking – not metaphorically, not slowly in some abstract geological sense that won’t matter for a thousand years. It’s sinking right NOW. The changes are...
Something unusual happened recently in the world of climate science. A plan to literally cool the Earth – one that had been quietly developed behind closed doors –...
As someone who has actively follows battery technology development very closely I can say that I believe that this is the moment that we have been waiting for...
Something significant is brewing in the Pacific Ocean, and it’s not getting nearly enough attention given everything else competing for headlines right now. Climate scientists and oceanographers have...
Some articles are harder to write and swallow than others. For me for some reason this is one of those as frankly the numbers are hard to sit...
Paris (my second favorite city) used to be a city where cars ruled and the beautiful boulevards were choked with traffic, the air was thick with exhaust, and...
When I first read about this – I was a little perplexed as it’s not every day that a figure from the green energy world steps forward to...
Every time you type a prompt into ChatGPT (or in my case Claude which is my preferred company for a number of reasons), ask an AI to generate...
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