‘99% Invisible’ Pod Reveals How Unprepared We Are for Climate Catastrophe

‘99% Invisible’ Pod Reveals How Unprepared We Are for Climate Catastrophe

Discover how climate change affects design, housing, and resilience in 'Not Built for This,' a compelling 99% Invisible podcast miniseries.

When it Comes to Climate, Beware the “Calm Down” Guy

Anyone insisting that you “calm down” about climate change is living in denial about the catastrophes that are at our doorstep.

The Climate has Changed on Climate Change

Like the Marxist dialectic, or the predictions of the Gospels, the green movement has long seen its triumph as preordained. Over the past few years green policies — notably the drive for “net zero” — have been failing. Both markets and politicians have seen the light. What Joe Biden’s treasury secretary Janet Yellen once called “the greatest business opportunity of the twenty-first century” has revealed itself to be something of a disaster. The n…

The Plugged In Podcast #121: Dr. Bruce Bunker on Climate Change

On this episode of The Plugged In Podcast the team sits down with Dr. Bruce Bunker for a discussion on the scientific rigor of claims made in support of various climate-centric policy proposals. Dr. Bunker is a chemist who studied the issue at Sandia National Labs and elsewhere. He is the author of the book “The Mythology of Global Warming: Climate Change Fiction vs. Scientific Facts.” Bunker takes a scientific approach to the issue of man-cause…

In 1906, the Russian artist Alexander Borisoff set out to explore the Kara Sea. His work is part of the Orsay Museum's itinerary, which shows, everywhere in France, 100 works that tell the story of the climate.

Climate anxiety: It's here and it's personal

By Cameron Glymph, Florida Student News Watch I spent the first seven years of my life in Virginia, a state known for its majestic woodlands. My favorite part of the state is my grandparents’ land, hidden away in the countryside of Isle of Wight County. A hiking trail in Virginia (iStock image) In the summers, we traveled into the isolated forest, through endless peanut, corn and cabbage fields. The air is different when you’re that far into th…