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Joe Biden appears determined to keep the war in Ukraine going for as long as possible. UN warns 345 million people face starvation worldwide | Hunger News | Al Jazeera

California shut down their largest natural gas power plant and replaced it with a toxic bank of lithium batteries, which is now on fire.

UPDATE: Tesla’s PG&E facility at Elkhorn catches fire, shuts down Highway 1 11:20 AM · Sep 20, 2022 Moss Landing used to be California’s largest and most reliable power plant, but the state shut it down over CO2 fears and … Continue reading →

Summer of historic climate change impacts draws to a close The “largest wildfire in New Mexico history” was started by the US government. “The Hermits Peak Fire began April 6 as a result of the Las Dispensas prescribed fire on … Continue reading →

“Europe—though panicked at the near term—has made it clear to potential suppliers that its appetite for natural gas will wane by 2030.” Eni, TotalEnergies Strike Gas Offshore Cyprus at Cronos Wildcat The Washington Post says the world will end in … Continue reading →

“Saturday 16 August 1902 Alpine Glaciers Disappearing. Hotelkeepers in the Swiss Alps have a new trouble, and are complaining at the loss of patrons. The attractive glaciers are said to be actually passing from the landscape, and as they recede … Continue reading →

This week in 1926, Miami was largely destroyed by a hurricane in America’s (inflation adjusted) most expensive natural disaster.

The New York Times SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1898 THE WEST INDIAN STORM Results in the Island of St. Vincent Worse Than Reported. WHOLE COUNTRY SWEPT BARE |Distress of the People Described as « Exceeding That Caused by the Great Famine … Continue reading →

“Breakthrough in next generation of storage batteries could transform the US electrical grid within five to 10 years, says research agency, Arpa-E A US government agency says it has attained the “holy grail” of energy – the next-generation system of … Continue reading →

“STANDING redwood trees are almost immune from forest fires and this fact necessitates a distinction between the redwood and pine forests in California in any consideration of light burning, a test of which is advocated by the California Forest Protective … Continue reading →