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19th-century paintings show first hints of post-industrial climate change
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Watch Duty: the free wildfire alert app saving lives in California
When John Mills got caught in the path of California's Wallbridge Fire in 2020, the off-the-grid tech entrepreneur realized the chaos of trying to gather critical wildfire information could be deadly....
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2018 essay: "The Case for Letting Malibu Burn"
Malibu mansions face the same statistical certainty of burning as inner-city tenements, yet receive vastly different levels of protection and support. As the late Mike Davis argued in his 2018 analysis...
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We've officially passed the 1.5° global warming limit we've been warned about...
A decade ago, I had the privilege of attending and reporting from COP21 in Paris—the year of the so-called "Paris Agreement" was put into place. As I wrote at the time: We know the overall climate is...
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Here's a plan to detonate the world's largest H-bomb to end global warming —...
You know we're living in interesting times when "nuke the ocean floor" makes it onto the list of climate solutions. A new proposal suggests using the world's largest-ever nuclear explosion — buried...
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"Into the Unbeing" offers 80s-style sci-fi horror for the climate change era
Into The Unbeing is a new comic series from writers Zac Thompson and Hayden Sherman which centers on a group of rogue climate scientists as they stumble upon … something … in the Australian outback....
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DOJ crisis deepens as veteran prosecutor refuses climate fund freeze
Looks like somebody's not a team player! Denise Cheung — described by Reuter's as "the top federal prosecutor who supervised criminal cases at the Washington, D.C. U.S. Attorney's office — just...
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Japan's rice crisis: Greedy tourists won't stop eating it
Japan is selling off its emergency rice stash for the first time since 1995 because prices have doubled, and would you believe one of the culprits is tourists stuffing their faces with onigiri at every...
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