climate change
Hundreds of oysters šfound on NYC coast -- indicating endangered species is on the mend
A jaw-dropping 700 wild oysters were plucked from a slim stretch of Qšueens shoreline Wednesday.
ź¦Æ Summer travel to Europe is way down ā anš„d one airline CEO thinks he knows why
The industry is scrambling to shift flight schedules to accommodate the newį¦ trend.
šFish from tą²he south are making NYC waters home as warming seas make the area more balmy: study
The Big Apple has become the neš½w sea life hot spot.
What is babesiosis? The potentiaļ潚ļæ½lly deadly disease is on the rise
š¼ Rates of babesiosis, a potentially fatal tick-borne disease sometimes referred to as "American malaria," increased an average of 9% a year in the US between 2015 and 2022, a new...
ź§ Antisemitism festers in blue states, board of ed in revolt šand other commentary
After the Oct. 7 attack on Israel, āit seemed like antisemitism was festering all over the country. ź¦But a closer look showed that . . . it was very specifically...
Shocking satellite image shows rapid 'greening' in Antarctica: 'The risk here is clear'
The area is warming at a rate so rapid that the frozen region's green vegetation has grown tenfold in the past āfour decades.
Climate change activists 'drown' themselves with oil, gas and flames in nightmarish protest
The Ocean Rebellion campaigners staged the frightening demonstration on the steps of the International Maritime Organization -- the UN agency responsible ź¦°for regulating maritime transport -- ź¦in London on Friday.
Biden labels people 'brain dead' to doubt 'climate crisis' fueled Hurricane Helene: 'Put politics aside'
The outgoing president visitš²ed North Carolina and South Carolina on Wednesday while Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidentiaš ŗl nominee in the Nov. 5 election, visited storm-hit Augusta, Ga.
Beloš§ved animal may die out due to climate change, upseź¦tting study reveals
The sź¦æurvival ofš§ sloths is under threat due to climate change, according to a new study.
š“ Vance leaves Harris in the dirt, Pennās dishonorable bribe and other commentary
If you hadnāt noticed, Sen. JD Vance is āextremely online,āĀ observes Steve Krakauer atā The Hill ā and thatās a āgood thing.ā
Climate protesters vandalize van Gogh's 'Sunflowers' same day soup-tossing nuts jailed for causing $13K worth of damage to masterpiece
Two Vincent van Gogh "Sunflowers" masterpieces were damaged by soup-tossing climate protesters in London Friday ā afterź§ eco-activists were sentenced for using the same tactic two years earlier.
ąµ² Doomsday glacier headed for collapse sooner than exź¦pected, triggering deadly sea level rise
Researchers have discovered that Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier is mą¹elting at a much faster rate than anticipatešd, which could cause seas to rise to an apocalyptic level.
Climate Weeš«k fantasy vs. truth: carbon is no enemy
Despite the ramped-up doomsday rš¬hetoric, our environment is thriving ā and this is the best time in human history to be alive, thanks to fossil fuels.
ź§ House narrowly votes to repeal Biden admin EPA tailpipe emissions rules
House Republicans said the Environmental Protection Agency's final regulation would effectively push gas-powered vehicles out of the US marketplaź§ce.
Top US money managers cut support for ESG proposals amid Republican pushbaܫck
The pullback in support is a sharp turnaround from 2021, when US companies and money managersš§ø launched a slew of environmental initiatives.
Stunning drone footageš shows oceanfront houses on the brink of collapse in vacatšion hot spot
"Sš o many people say hateful things [and] ask why we built our house in the middle of the ocean," said homeošwner Sharon Troy. "It was not like this when we...
Shrinking island, vanš ishing polar bears ā the climate scare stories thatā turn out to be false
Looking back on more than 20 years of climate agitation, two themes emerge: a stš¼ubborn unwillinšgness by campaigners to acknowledge any inconvenient science, and ever-shifting favorite stories, first elevated and...
Kathy Hochul sees NY's looming energy woes ā but won't FIX the mess
Gov. Kathy Hochul may have finally awoken to the stateās looming eź¦nergy nightmare.
Harris' strategic silence on climate speaks volumes
šøIf Harris pushes anti-carbon policies, she might lose Pennsylvania. If she supports fracking, she risks alienating yoš¦©ung climate voters.
BlackRock support for ESG resolutions hits fresh low amid 'woke capitalism' backlash
į£ BlackRock's handling of these and governance-related issues, together dubbed ESG, has faced fierce criticism in recent years from Republican politicians. ź¦