Researchers at UC Davis predict that California's electric grid will need up to $20 billion in upgrades by 2045 to handle increased demands from electric vehicles.
The Scottish Government has withdrawn its 2030 net zero target after evaluations deemed it unrealistic.
Companies are integrating 'green perks' into employee benefits, reflecting a corporate appeal to the climate agenda.
The onset of 2024 has been marked by a series of claims suggesting that the year would be characterized by record-breaking heat. Despite these early predictions, several regions experienced extreme cold, challenging the narrative that warming trends uniformly lead to more severe weather events.
The examination of sea level rise data reveals alterations in the historical record, which have shifted the narrative from a lack of acceleration to a rapid increase in sea level.
In this fascinating episode of the Tom Nelson Podcast, the rise of citizen journalism and its impact on democratizing information was discussed with guest Jeff Reynolds, senior investigative researcher for Restoration of America.
The concept of measuring a singular "global temperature" is inherently complex due to the natural vast temperature variations across different geographical locations. To derive an accurate average global temperature, extensive data from a multitude of locations is required.
The National Climate Assessment provides forecasts and analyses on climate trends and their impacts across the United States. One of its predictions highlights an expected increase in the number of very hot days in the U.S. Midwest.
