Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Climate & Weather”
Not only are Texans trying to recover in the dark, but they also have scorching temperatures to battle. What does the power utility have to say? One Hell of a Monday Morning Last Monday morning, Hurricane Beryl smashed into Texas as a Category 1 storm. According to the Houston Chronicle, not only did the storm uproot trees and topple power …
Surveys state that denialism is higher in the central- and southern US. Where Have You Been? Although it might sound like a new thing, we have been warned about the dangers of greenhouse gases for over half a century. Back to the 60s In March 1969, Senator Henry M. Jackson of Washington State got a letter from a very angry …
For the first time in the state’s history, California will impose water restrictions to help the state prepare for future droughts and weather changes. Historic Water Mandates California water providers are staring down the barrel of permanent water restrictions for the first time in state history, thanks to a contentious policy recently approved by the state’s Water Resources Control Board. …
Climate change is a pressing issue, but every action, no matter how small, can contribute to a larger solution. From changing daily habits to making conscious choices, there are numerous ways you can make a difference. Ready to see how you can help? 1. Switch to LED Lightbulbs LED lightbulbs use up to 80% less energy than traditional incandescent bulbs. …
For the first time in the state’s history, California will impose water restrictions to help the state prepare for future droughts and weather changes. Historic Water Mandates California water providers are staring down the barrel of permanent water restrictions for the first time in state history, thanks to a contentious policy recently approved by the state’s Water Resources Control Board. …
A widely supported bill passed last year in California aimed to eliminate hidden surcharges in restaurants, but the governor has changed his mind about the legislation. “Junk Fee” Ban Passed Last Year Restaurant customers rejoiced last year when California announced a ban on “junk fees,” or hidden surcharges that are often added to the bill but not stated upfront. What …
All Senator Ted Cruz wanted to do was warn constituents about an incoming natural disaster – instead, his warning reminded people of his own PR disaster from a few years prior, leading to online mockery. Hurricane Beryl Strikes Hurricane Beryl, the first hurricane of the season, has hit Texas, causing destruction and widespread power outages. While warning the wider public …
Gretchen Whitmer has just taken on HOAs across Michigan. Who won? A Big Win For… Michigan homeowners just scored a huge victory, thanks to a new law signed by Governor Gretchen Whitmer. New Law Overrides HOA Restrictions From October 8, 2024, homeowner associations (HOAs) can no longer stop Michiganders from adding energy-efficient upgrades to their homes. Say goodbye to those …
Think you’re safe in your backyard? Think again. Here are 18 of America’s most deadly species that might make you reconsider your next nature hike or swim. Brace yourself for some shocking facts about these dangerous creatures. 1. American Alligator Found in the southeastern U.S., American alligators can reach lengths of up to 13 feet. They are apex predators capable …
Dengue fever, a mosquito-borne illness, is becoming an increasing threat in the United States. Here’s everything you need to know about this alarming disease, its symptoms, and its deadly progression. Brace yourself—this isn’t for the faint of heart. 1. Dengue Fever is Spreading Dengue fever, once confined to tropical regions, is now making its way into the U.S. Climate change …
