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A 25-year look back at the first global water projections for 2025 finds withdrawals and water stress badly overestimated, the global rainfall signal still undetected, and calls the projections well aligned with observations.

One chatbot sorted the videos and a second chatbot judged them. Then the fact-checkers complained that TikTok's moderation looks automated.

The new paper’s outlook, from its last page: as CO2 keeps rising, a return to glacial conditions is “extremely unlikely.”

Two news reports present Antarctic penguins as both thriving and collapsing, with climate change blamed for each outcome. The article humorously exposes contradictions in media coverage.

Tipping point. Irreversible. Ecosystems collapsing. Fisheries at risk. Carbon sink weakening. It's worse than we thought. People will die. Damn deniers!

Because if getting old while living alone is now part of the emissions ledger, then the list is effectively complete.

RCP8.5 is mostly dead, let's hope it becomes truly dead.

Paying one group to produce and another to consume does not guarantee usefulness. It guarantees activity.

Is there fuel available—and how long will it take to get it?

In case you haven't noticed, the media is stupid when it comes to weather.

The “Great Reset” promised a rapid economic transformation. What’s unfolding instead is a quiet unraveling—banks backtracking, companies revising targets, and governments hedging. Behind the rhetoric, reality is forcing...

New research on the Emeishan large igneous province shows atmospheric CO₂ fell by about 50% during early volcanism, likely driven by increased weathering from crustal uplift, challenging assumptions that large volcanic...

When a person with the right background and the right software can meaningfully engage with complex problems, the old lines start to blur.

A deep look into an interesting case of "correlation is not causation."

Climate science will not disappear. But, it may go underground and become a privately funded political tool.