The Government's War on Pipelines Made Us Vulnerable to Attacks on Our Infrastructure
• https://fee.org, Jon MiltimoreThe recent fuel disruptions show the danger in the government's long war on oil pipelines.
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The recent fuel disruptions show the danger in the government's long war on oil pipelines.
China's 2019 greenhouse gas emissions exceeded those of the United States and the rest of the developed world combined, according to CNBC, citing a Thursday report by the Rhodium Group - a New York-based advisory group founded in 2003 by China expert
Sustainable agriculture and responsible land stewardship are the answer to global food insecurity, not dousing our planet with more chemicals.
But a growing number of people believe that the only way to bring back what we've lost is through trusting natural environments to recover themselves- a process called rewilding. For some, it can be a contentious issue with worries about the rein
A recent Vogue article asks, 'Is Having A Baby In 2021 Pure Environmental Vandalism?'
An underground nuclear waste storage tank in southeast Washington state is leaking radioactive waste into the ground, according to a Washington state Department of Ecology press release.
MI6 ADMITS TO "GREEN SPYING" AS AGENDA 2030 NOOSE TIGHTENS - #NEWWORLDNEXTWEEK
Plummeting solar panel prices make it cheaper to overbuild, even if producers don't always sell the power.
If plant-based meats have major benefits for the environment, should there be federal funding to support them?
"Where, and as long as, clean energy cannot yet be deployed on the scale needed, fossil gas may still play a role in the transition from coal to zero emission electricity,"
Join Elon Musk and Peter Diamandis as they discuss optimistic views of the future in wide-ranging topics from energy and communications to knowledge and transport, the importance of making humanity an interplanetary species plus the duo will announce
In this video Elon Musk talks about Global Warming. He elaborates very interesting issues regarding this subject. As always Elon analyses the topic from different perspective and it is very educational. Check it out.
Elon Musk and Peter Diamandis discuss optimistic views of the future in wide-ranging topics from energy and communications to knowledge and transport, the importance of making humanity an interplanetary species plus the duo will announce the $100M XP
"Climate change is the existential threat!" warns Bernie Sanders and others. But if he really believed that, he should support nuclear -- the only technology that has a track record of rapidly replacing fossil fuels.
Japan Plans to Dump 1.2 Million Tons of Contaminated Fukushima Wastewater Into Pacific Ocean
Environmentalists said a federal judge's ruling last week delaying the decision on whether to shut down the project during an ongoing court-ordered environmental review endangers land, water and communities.
"Give a man a fish and he will eat for a day, teach him to fish and he will destroy the planet..."
Japan Comes Clean, Admits Dumping Fukushima Radioactive Water In Pacific Ocean Is Now "Unavoidable"
Branson-backed Company Captures Mega Tons of Carbon Injected Into Concrete–and Amazon is Building Their HQ With It
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Beyond the "phenomenal magnitude" of these costs, there is also sign of a steady upward trend since 1970, said lead author Christophe Diagne, of the Ecology, Systematics and Evolution laboratory at the University of Paris-Saclay. Most of the pri
"This is a signal to the United States and the international community that major resources must be put into curbing ivory poaching and trafficking, closing remaining domestic ivory markets, and saving these marvelous, irreplaceable engineers of th
An environmental scientist has warned that plastic pollution is shrinking penises and making men infertile, meaning most of them won't be able to produce sperm by 2045.
CHD Chairman Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. appeared this week on The Minimalists Podcast where he talked about the relationship between minimalism and environmentalism with hosts Joshua Fields Millburn and Ryan Nicodemus.
Technocrat Bill Gates pictures himself the foremost expert on just about everything: computer technology and universal ID, vaccines and virology, climate change, land use, etc.
People will recycle if they can make money doing so. In places where cash is offered for cans and bottles, metal and glass recycling has been a great success.
California's deciders want to ban everyone's cars. If we're talking about cars that aren't - cough - "zero emissions" electric cars.
Long-lost ice core provides direct evidence that giant ice sheet melted off within the last million years and is highly vulnerable to a warming climate
In western North America, huge swaths of forested areas may become unsuitable for trees owing to climate change, say researchers. In the Rocky Mountains, estimates hold that by 2050, about 15% of the forests would not grow back if felled by fire beca
Tim, Ian, and Lydia invite conservative activist and leader of big-city cleanup crew Scott Presler to discuss how green energy got so derailed by politics.