"Climate Change" Blogs & Blog Posts

If it's not a malfunctioning Boeing plane sending passengers to the hospital these days, it's turbulence — and the most recent injurious flight due to a strong jostling launched one passenger straight into an overhead bin, where he then got stuck.

Hurricane Beryl formed as a tropical storm Saturday night in the North Atlantic. It has been breaking records ever since.  It took #Beryl 42 hours to go from a tropical depression to a major hurricane, on June 30th. This has been done 6 other...

It seems like every company in the world right now is eager to push their large-language modeling algorithms as a brilliant innovation in the realm of generative general artificial intelligence. That includes Alphabet, whose primary tool (and origina...

 2023 was the hottest year on record, but we're still not doing enough to fight climate change. Michael Roberts writes that our present economic system is dragging the planet over the cliff. In 2023, it was the first time in recorded history tha...

  Almost two decades ago in 2009 the Australian Government's Dept. of Climate Change in a first pass assessment warned the nation: "Over the last 6,000–7,000 years sea level around Australia has been relatively stable, which has generally a...

  With the concepts of climate crisis and population resilience both becoming more frequently mentioned when discussing rural and regional Australia, perhaps a brief overview of aspects of the nation's agricultural inventory might be of interest...

YambaCAN protest bannerNews release, 13 June 2024:  YAMBA CAN WILL PROVIDE EVIDENCE IN PARLIAMENT HOUSE ON MONDAY 17 JUNE 2024 The Portfolio Committee No. 7 – Planning and Environment has invited two representatives of Yamba CAN to give evi...