Tag: climate science
“The Loss of Anybody at NOAA is Directly Connected to Services Lost By Every Individual in the United States”
As summer approaches, keeping a lookout for Africa’s storms as they whirl toward our southern states and gulf coasts might be a bit more demanding. The summer and fall storms last season approached earlier and continued with unanticipated devastation later. Asheville residents are still collecting debris from Hurricane Helene of … [continued]
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Call It Scienticide, Brain Drain, Or Anti-Intellectualism — The US Is Losing Its Futurists
What happens when thousands of US scientists lose their jobs or grants? With massive cuts for most agencies, US scientists need to look at every option. Their careers are on the line as the scienticide swirls around them. If the first months of the Trump administration are any indication, the … [continued]
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Dyer: Trade wars distract from climate change emergency
Geoengineering may be our only hope to limit dangerous feedbacks
IPHE Rejects Science On Hydrogen’s Indirect Warming, Raising Credibility Concerns
The International Partnership for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells in the Economy (IPHE) has created a credibility crisis for itself. Originally established in 2003 as a collaborative intergovernmental initiative to promote hydrogen as a clean energy solution, IPHE has positioned itself prominently within the global energy conversation, claiming neutrality and scientific … [continued]
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Trump’s Harvard Ban Echoes USSR’s Historic Mistake To China’s Long-Term Gain
In the complex interplay of geopolitics, technology, and economic power, clean technology has emerged decisively as the defining economic driver of this century. Nations that dominate in solar energy, wind turbines, electric vehicles, batteries, and smart grids stand to reap enormous economic and strategic rewards, shaping not just market landscapes … [continued]
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