And climate scientists say if we don’t reduce it by a staggering 42%, it’s only going to get worse – and warmer. A Natural Phenomenon When it comes to a change in climate, humans can’t take all the blame. That’s because a long-term shift in temperatures and weather patterns can also occur naturally due to various reasons, like a giant …
Smoke From US and Canadian Wildfires Spotted Across the World
While thousands of firefighters battle the US and Canadian blazes daily, some European countries have caught a literal whiff of the chaos. A Time for Burning Wildfires in the US are not uncommon. In fact, they even have their own “season”, starting from the date of the first big wildfire until the last large one is under control. And in …
Worst Enemy: Russia’s Extreme Weather Could Derail War Efforts
Throughout history, weather has turned the tide of wars. Now, as Russia continues its global conflicts, the country’s extreme weather events may once again prove to be a serious obstacle. Could nature become Russia’s biggest enemy in its current battles? 1. Melting Permafrost Damages Siberian Infrastructure Melting permafrost in Siberia is destabilizing roads, buildings, and oil pipelines, critical for Russia’s …
Alarming Levels of Microplastics Discovered in the Human Brain
Plastic pollution may be about to reach a tipping point – but not in a good way. Here are the details. Plastic in Human Brains We’ve all heard about the problems caused by plastic pollution. From massive floating garbage patches in the ocean to tiny particles infiltrating our drinking water – plastic waste is everywhere. A Widespread Problem Over the …
$38 Trillion a Year to Fix Climate Change, the Fix That Costs the Same As War
And if global temperatures keep rising as they do, it will cost the same as a permanent ongoing war. Climate Change Costs Money It’s no secret that climate change causes damage to our planet, which costs money to fix / prevent. But when comparing studies done only a few months apart, those costs seem to skyrocket. A Hefty Bill For …
Wyoming Governor Champions Bill Gates’ $4B Nuclear Game-Changer
Wyoming’s Republican governor is calling this a “first-of-its-kind project.” Full story. Clean Energy On Monday, June 10th, Bill Gates was present in Kemmerer, Wyoming to break ground on a new sodium-cooled nuclear reactor. The co-founder of Microsoft is also the chairman of TerraPower, the start-up company in charge of the project. This new nuclear reactor is meant to be smaller, …
NY’s Transit in Turmoil: Governor’s Hasty Decision Sparks Crisis
New York is facing a crisis that could affect everyone that lives in the city. Here are the details. MTA’s Financial Crisis Looms New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) could be on the brink of ruin. A $16.5 billion budget shortfall has left the city’s public transit system in chaos, and New Yorkers in limbo. Congestion Pricing Plan Derailed This …
J.C. Penney’s Demise: The Final Blow to Brick-and-Mortar Retail
Popular department store, J.C. Penney, has announced the closure of multiple stores across the country. This announcement reflects changes in the retail industry as online shopping becomes more popular. But how will these changes affect consumers and the future of in-store shopping? J.C. Penney Stores Close The American retail giant has announced that it’s closing several stores. This move is …
Michigan Governor Delivers Major Blow to HOAs – Celebrating Homeowners
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 …
Colorado Governor’s Green Light Sparks Fury Over Massive Drilling Plan
Colorado Governor Jared Polis is under fire after a huge drilling project was approved in the state’s backyard. Colorado’s Oil Bombshell In a move that’s sparking huge backlash, the Colorado Energy and Carbon Management Commission (ECMC) has just approved a hugely controversial large-scale drilling project near the Aurora Reservoir. 166 Wells, 32,000 Acres The plan by Denver-based company Crestone Resources, …