Climate Change
Former NOAA Scientists Launch Independent 'Climate.us' After Administration Shuts Down Official Climate.gov Website
4 sources · 16d ago
Pioneering Climate Scientists Rebut Administration's Justification for Revoking EPA Greenhouse Gas Authority
5 sources · 20d ago
Fossil Fuel Nations Accused of 'Coordinated Attacks' to Undermine Climate Science at UN Bonn Talks
4 sources · 26d ago
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Important stories the mainstream barely covered
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UN Report Reveals AI Data Centers Will Consume 9.3 Trillion Liters of Water by 2030
A new United Nations study warns that the artificial intelligence boom is driving an unprecedented drain on global resources, projecting that AI data centers will consume enough water to sustain 1.3 billion people by the end of the decade.
Also missing: Local municipal water authorities · Hardware cooling engineers
Former NOAA Scientists Launch Independent 'Climate.us' After Administration Shuts Down Official Climate.gov Website
A coalition of former federal researchers has launched an independent portal to host decades of U.S. climate data following the administration's decision to take Climate.gov offline. The move sparks a debate over public access to government-funded environmental research and federal budget priorities.
Also missing: Local city planners who relied on the official tools for zoning and infrastructure. · Agricultural sectors dependent on long-term federal climate modeling.
Pioneering Climate Scientists Rebut Administration's Justification for Revoking EPA Greenhouse Gas Authority
A coalition of leading climate researchers has published a comprehensive, peer-reviewed rebuttal challenging the scientific and legal rationale behind the Trump administration's move to strip the EPA of its power to regulate greenhouse gas emissions.
Also missing: State-level environmental regulators inheriting the regulatory burden · International climate negotiators assessing the impact on global treaties














