140 Nations Agree on Reducing Mercury Pollution
One hundred and forty nations made a pact to reduce emissions of mercury from mining, utility plants and other industrial processes. New stricter regulations...
Pentagon Defies Trump Orders by Continuing the 2014 Climate Change Adaptation Roadmap
The fact that the US Department of Defense considers climate change to be a serious national security threat is not something new. However, the...
The English Football Team Goes Green at the World Cup 2014 in Brazil
If anyone could help the English football team become extra cool during the World Cup in Brazil this summer, that would be Nike. How?...
500hp Dodge Viper vs Laptop Battery-Powered "Tzero"
See who wins this astonishing race between a 500hp racing car and an electric car powered only by 7000 laptop batteries.
Why EU Carmakers are Reporting Increased CO2 Emissions
On Wednesday, the European Commission claimed that EU carmakers are exploiting a new testing regime to inflate CO2 emissions data in an attempt to...
July 2016, The Hottest Month Ever Recorded, Proves Climate Change Yet Again
NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS) Scientists say that July 2016 turned out as the hottest month ever recorded in the 136 years of...
Eerie Similarities Between Media’s Coverage of Climate Change and Iraq War
The most recent report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) determined without a shadow of a doubt that human economic activity is responsible...
Human Composting May Become Legal in Washington
"Natural Organic Reduction" is the name Washington has used to refer to what we can understand as composting human remains. Last Friday the state...
Scare Tactics – Renewable Energy will Spike Electricity Prices
We know that, to reduce emissions associated with power production, fully we need to make the switch to renewable energy. Some say this will...
Excessive Fertilizer Use Increasing Warming in China
While in the past six decades, fertilizers were able to contribute half of the crops produced and caused a cooling effect as they increased...
