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“These sustainable artificial floes try to stem the melting of Arctic ice” We might finally be feeling the effects of irregular and extreme climate conditions only now, but global warming has been ongoing for several years already. Its most evident effects, however, are mostly seen and felt in the Arctic, where large masses of ice…
“‘View’ host Sunny Hostin defends cake-smearing Mona Lisa stunt” The protest by a climate activist who smeared cake on the Mona Lisa’s protective case divided co-hosts on Tuesday’s edition of “The View” – with panelist Sunny Hostin among those who argued the stunt achieved its goal by sparking conversation about the environment. Videos circulating on…
“Mona Lisa attacked by cake-throwing climate activist” The Mona Lisa was attacked by a cake-throwing eco-warrior in a bizarre stunt that thankfully failed to damage her famous smile. Videos posted on social media appear to show a young man in a wig and lipstick arriving at the Louvre in Paris in a wheelchair Sunday —…
“Letters to the Editor — May 29, 2022” Med-weight blightDouglas Murray’s column on obesity mentions that people with genetic or bone-structure issues should not be shamed because of their size (“Talk about obesity risks? Fat chance,” May 20). Unfortunately, he should have included side effects of certain medications, especially anti-seizure drugs. My twin sister has…
“Bill Nye the Science Guy accused of ‘selling out’ to Coca-Cola” Bill Nye the Science Guy has been accused of “selling out” to Coca-Cola by “greenwashing” its problematic track record of dumping plastic, according to a climate change reporter. Nye, the host of popular science-themed television programs including “Bill Nye The Science Guy,” is teaming…
“How to fight the climate crisis with electricity” Canada can cut its emissions by scaling up one of our oldest technologies Rick Smith is president of the Canadian Climate Institute and co-author of two books on the effects of pollution on human health, including the bestseller Slow Death by Rubber Duck. He’s in the market for…
“Longer allergy season possible due to climate change: study” The seasonal sniffling and sneezing could last longer for allergy sufferers. A recent study published in the journal Nature Communications suggested that climate change will lengthen allergy season. Two scientists from the University of Michigan examined climate data and pollen data and found that pollen emissions later this…
“#Jet fuel is bad for the environment. Contrails are even worse.” Airplanes constantly emit the trails every time they fly, blasting pollutants into the atmosphere. The industry behind them doesn’t know how to fix it. The fact that airplanes are climate-damaging fuel hogs—aviation accounts for two per cent of human-caused climate change—has been obvious to…
“#Serbian scientists install an urban photo-bioreactor to capture CO2 and produce O2 just like trees” LIQUID3 is an outdoor, urban photo-bioreactor that uses microalgae to perform photosynthesis and remove the same amount of CO2 as two ten-year-old trees. Sustainable design that confronts the effects of climate change comes in many forms. From bio-receptive concrete that…
“#On energy and climate, politics is the problem” Nik Nanos and Brendan Frank: Climate disasters are piling up, and the public discourse around climate is getting more ambitious Nik Nanos is the Chief Data Scientist and Founder of Nanos Research and Chair of the University of Ottawa’s Positive Energy Advisory Council. Brendan Frank is a Senior…