Earth’s Climate Imbalance Reaches New Extremes, Report Reveals
March 23, 2026
Earth’s climate is in crisis, with unprecedented energy imbalance trapping heat, driving extreme weather globally.
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Colorado’s Climate Challenge: Warming Threatens State’s Ecosystems
March 22, 2026
Colorado is facing rising temperatures and drought, impacting daily life, agriculture, and ecosystems. Adaptive strategies are crucial.
Trump’s $33 Billion Gas Megaplant Project in Ohio Encounters Significant Challenges
March 20, 2026
The proposed $33 billion Ohio gas plant by SB Energy faces doubts due to financial, permitting, and supply chain challenges.
Record-breaking Southwest heat wave exemplifies real-time climate change
March 20, 2026
A dangerous heat wave shatters March records in the U.S. Southwest, highlighting climate change’s extreme effects.
Juneau’s Unprecedented Snowfall Contrasts with Alaska’s Warming Trend
March 20, 2026
Juneau’s winter defies climate trends with record snow, despite Alaska warming faster than rest of the U.S.
The Planet Is Overheating, Yet It Often Goes Unreported in the News
March 18, 2026
Scientists confirm Earth is hotter than any time in 125,000 years, yet media coverage of climate issues is declining.
Extreme Weather Patterns and Tornado Shifts Across the United States
March 17, 2026
Weather across the U.S. is unpredictable, with record heat in the West, snowstorms in the Midwest, and tornado threats.
Extreme Weather Strikes Across US: Heat, Storms, Blizzards, and Fires
March 16, 2026
Wild weather struck the U.S. with blizzards, high winds, and heat waves, indicating a climate change influence, experts say.
Yale Experts Analyze EPA’s Greenhouse Gas Regulation Rollback Impact
March 15, 2026
Yale experts evaluate the impact of the EPA’s greenhouse gas rollback on legal, policy, and public health aspects.
California Tribes Dominate Gambling, Cardrooms Fight Back in Court
March 12, 2026
A quarter-century ago, I wrote about Native American tribes’ rise in California politics, from historical oppression to gaming powerhouses.
Supreme Court Case Sparks Debate on Climate Litigation Bias and Integrity
March 11, 2026
The U.S. Supreme Court recently granted certiorari in Suncor Energy v. Boulder to decide if federal law preempts Boulder’s state-law claims on greenhouse gas emissions. Meanwhile, the controversy over the biased “climate science” chapter in the FJC’s Reference Manual continues, raising questions about judicial impartiality.
Kenya’s Flooding Crisis: Climate Change and Rapid Urbanization Impact
March 10, 2026
After months of drought, Kenya faced severe floods, killing over 40. Intense storms, worsened by climate change, hit Nairobi.