A recent post at Phys.org, “Climate change makes extreme West Africa rainfall five times likelier, study finds”, relies on a weather attribution study to assert that recent heavy rainfall and subsequent flooding in West Africa were made more likely in what the attribution group calls a “pre-industrial climate.”

Oil industry advocates are blasting Democrat proposals to hike taxes on major oil companies, arguing that they would punish shareholders without lowering fuel prices

Travel insurance company Insureandgo claimed on July 16th that increasing wildfires are making people change or cancel their travel plans

Consider how prominent voices in the climate discussion describe the link between ‘fossil fuels’ and ‘extreme’ heat

Last week, President Trump ordered an investigation to review a nongovernmental organization that recently released a heavily scrutinized climate change report

In the race to build infrastructure for artificial intelligence (AI), companies are constructing massive data centers that could have devastating consequences for the environment — all while sidestepping water pollution permits and exploiting air pollution permitting loopholes, according to separate investigations by Politico and Floodlight News

In his presentation at the Climate and Energy Conference held by the Germany-based European Institute for Climate and Energy (EIKE) in Halle, Professor Horst-Joachim Lüdecke examined the energy efficiency of wind turbines and found that they are terribly inefficient at producing electricity

This post is a continuation of my “mind-control” series, looking into a specific area of it – mental health (or lack thereof)

“Scientific studies,” activist fundraising pitches, and “news” stories about apocalyptic threats to Earth’s wildlife are as ubiquitous as trees in the Pacific Northwest

The previous article in this series looked at the breakthroughs that saved lives and helped define the best of American medicine, but that is only half the story

A new metagenomic study led by Dr. Sabine Hazan analyzed stool samples from 60 adults, including 25 patients with aggressive cancer, 15 with non-aggressive cancer, and 20 controls without cancer

This was the study I highlighted yesterday, which found that European summer warming in recent decades has been driven by reduced aerosol emissions

Forest fires have been a hot topic the last few years since there were some bad ones in the Amazon, LA, BC, eastern Canada and, once again, eastern Canada, and a lot of people have said some very ignorant things about their becoming more common and indeed the “new normal”

In late April, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change admitted that Representative Concentration Pathway 8.5, or RCP8.5, the high-emissions climate model scenario that dominated climate research and policy, was “implausible”

The Aztecs sacrificed children to placate the climate gods, and it seems Britain isn’t far behind

‘Renewable’ energy proponents often claim that the problem of intermittent generation from wind and solar power can be addressed with batteries