Galápagos Corals Say El Niño’s Eastern Engine Has Gotten 37% Wilder
Galápagos coral records indicate that El Niño-related sea-surface-temperature variability in the eastern equatorial Pacific rose about 37% above its preindustrial…
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Thames Water’s Drought Plant Was Offline When London Needed It
Thames Water’s Beckton desalination plant was unavailable as London entered drought conditions in July 2026, leaving the capital without the…
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WeatherNext Did Not Give Jamaica an Extra Warning Day
Google DeepMind’s WeatherNext did not give Jamaica a documented extra day of official warning before Hurricane Melissa. The National Hurricane…
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Japan Moved Eastward by up to 5.3 Meters in the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake
Japan moved eastward by up to 5.3 meters in the March 11, 2011 Tohoku earthquake, with the largest shift measured…
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Times Beach Became the Abandoned-town Case That Defined Superfund
Times Beach, Missouri is still the classic example of a town that had to be abandoned because dioxin contamination, amplified…
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Peter Cook’s Climate Denial Posts Deepen Trust Row: Santana Chairman Comments
Santana chairman comments have widened a trust dispute around the company’s proposed Central Otago mine after local reporting in January…
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Datacenter Emissions Secrecy: EU Built Transparency, Hid it
A transparency system is only useful if someone can see through it. The EU built one for the opposite of…
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BYD Blade Battery 2.0: What 5‑Minute Charging Really Means
BYD Blade Battery 2.0 is being sold as the moment EVs finally “beat” gasoline: 5‑minute charges, 621‑mile range, million‑kilometer lifetimes,…
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What Is Neft Dashlari (Oil Rocks) and How Was This Offshore City Built?
Neft Dashlari, also known as Oil Rocks, is the world’s first offshore oil city, built in 1949 on the Caspian…
