Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Climate & Weather”
But how does this affect Trump’s January 6 case and his presidential run? US Presidents Have Some Immunity Yesterday, the Supreme Court ruled that US presidents are entitled to a degree of immunity from criminal prosecution when it comes to any ‘official’ acts that are carried out while in office. A Win for Republicans Donald Trump sees the 6-3 majority …
Exploring the worlds of Flat Earthers and climate change deniers reveals not just a shared skepticism but a complex web of denial, rooted in deep distrust and defiance of conventional science. Let’s delve into the compelling connections between these two groups, with insights from their outspoken proponents. 1. Unified in Science Rejection Both camps stand united in their rejection of …
Making your home more energy-efficient doesn’t have to drain your wallet. Here are 21 affordable strategies to reduce energy consumption and lower your utility bills while supporting a sustainable lifestyle. #1. Seal Windows and Doors Use weatherstripping or caulking to seal leaks around windows and doors. This simple step can significantly reduce drafts and heating costs. #2. Install Energy-Efficient Light …
Art and sustainability might seem like an unlikely pair, but together, we can use creativity to make a significant impact. Let’s explore 18 surprising ways our passion for art can contribute to a more sustainable world. 1. Upcycling Materials Together, we can transform everyday waste into beautiful art pieces. By upcycling materials, we reduce landfill waste and give new life …
Creating a sustainable garden is not just about aesthetics—it’s about making practical choices that benefit your home and the environment. Here are 25 smart ways your garden can enhance your home’s sustainability. 1. Grow Your Own Food Planting vegetables, fruits, and herbs reduces your grocery bill and carbon footprint. Fresh, home-grown produce also tastes better and is free from harmful …
Is the U.S. in the middle of an earthquake epidemic? Let’s take a look. Shaking Things Up Since February this year, Mount St. Helens in Washington has seen almost 370 earthquakes – with 38 in one week alone. South of the Border May saw earthquakes rocking the U.S.-Mexico border, with the largest hitting a 4.9 magnitude. LA’s Unexpected Wake-Up Call …
Many thrill-seekers love the rush of dangerous hobbies, but did you know some of these adrenaline-pumping activities can also be good for the planet? How can you satisfy your need for adventure while also being kind to Mother Earth? 1. Rock Climbing Scaling natural rock formations minimizes your environmental footprint compared to indoor gyms. Plus, it gets you closer to …
Climate change remains a contentious topic, sparking debate across the globe. But what drives some to label it a hoax? Could it be misinformation, misunderstanding, or something else entirely? 1. It’s Just Weather Variation Some skeptics, like John Coleman (founder of The Weather Channel), argue that climate change is merely a natural fluctuation in weather patterns, not a trend driven …
Consider this: what if the greatest challenges to our future are not those we face every day but those lurking quietly on the periphery of our collective awareness? These are not just possibilities; they are impending catastrophic threats that could irreversibly alter our way of life. 1. Climate Change Accelerating Scientific consensus indicates that if global temperatures rise above 1.5 …
Recycling is more than a trend; it’s a necessity. But which states are setting the pace for innovative and effective recycling programs? Here’s a look at the leaders. #1. California California sets the benchmark with its comprehensive recycling programs, including mandatory composting and an expansive bottle redemption system. The state’s commitment to reducing landfill waste is unmatched. #2. Oregon Oregon’s …
