Climate Science

Youth Sue Their Government over Right to a Clean Environment

Kat Gerlach Climate Action, Climate Change, Climate Science, Current Events, Environment, Recent, Youth April 16, 2024April 13, 2024Climate Change, Climate Science, litigation 0 Comment

Deep bronze justice statue with scales in one hand and sword in the other

A precedent has been set which might pave the way for Governments being held to account by citizens if they don’t provide a clean environment to live in.

7 good news climate and environmental stories from 2023

Chrystal Batteries, Biodiversity, Climate Action, Climate Change, Climate Science, Renewable Energy, Space December 29, 2023December 23, 2023butterfly, California Pipevine swallowtail butterfly, Climate Change, greta thunberg, invasive cactus, Kenya cactus, repair, solar, solar on canals, Sustainability

Silhouette of a group of people jumping in the air against a background of sunset

As the curtain closes on another
year, take a few moments to reflect on these 7 good news climate stories, to end the year on a high note!

Climate History dates back further than you think

Chrystal Climate Change, Climate Science, Global Warming, History May 16, 2023July 9, 2023Carbon Footprint, Charles Keeling, Climate crisis, Climate History, Climate Science, Eunice Foote, Global Warming, Guy Callendar, ice cores, John Tyndall, Joseph Black, Joseph Fourier, Keeling Curve, Nimbus satellites, Svante Arrhenius, Thomas Chrowder Chamberlin

We felt it timely to reground ourselves in why we take the actions we take to help mitigate the climate crisis. In a word, it’s science. And climate Science has been around for hundreds of years!

Do you know the comprehensive history of climate science?

Chrystal Carbon Footprint, Climate Science, Emissions, Environment, Global Warming, History May 2, 2023April 30, 2023Antarctica, carbon dioxide, Carbon Emissions, CFCs, Charles Keeling, Climate Change, Climate Science, Eunice Foote, Global Warming, Greenhouse Effect, greenhouse gases, Guy Callendar, ice core, John Tyndall, Joseph Black, Joseph Fourier, Keeling Curve, Montreal Protocol, Nimbus satellites, Thomas Chrowder Chamberlin

Landscape image of very blue glacier over still water

Climate science is not new. In fact, it’s been around for hundreds of years! Let’s do some time travel and explore the comprehensive history of climate science. Let’s see what climate science theories hold up, 250+ years later.

The IPCC: act now before the window of opportunity closes

Chrystal Biodiversity, Carbon Footprint, Climate Action, Climate Change, Climate Science, Emissions, Global Warming March 30, 2023March 30, 20236th Assessment Report, anthropogenic climate change, AR6, carbon budget, emissions reduction, Global Warming, IPCC, Summary for Policy makers

Long distance view of power station with smoke and smog billowing into a blue sky.

Thousands of scientists, industry and economic experts have penned the latest IPCC report. It comes with a warning: the window of opportunity for climate action is closing.

6 Arguments from Climate Delayers & How to Deal with Them

Meghan Carbon Footprint, Climate Action, Climate Science, Sustainability, YouTube Channel March 14, 2023May 13, 2023Climate Change, Climate crisis, climate delay, climate denier, Climate Science, climate skeptic, Renewable Energy

It’s hard to believe that there are still people at large who think the climate crisis is a hoax. What would be the point of that so-called hoax? Who would benefit? And what exactly would they gain?

Can Carbon Capture technology really save us?

Chrystal Carbon Sequestration, Climate Change, Climate Science, Emissions February 21, 2023February 4, 2023carbon capture, CCS, CCUS, Climate Change, Climate crisis, Climate Science, DAC, Direct Air Capture, emissions, Global Warming, oxyfuel combustion, post-combustion capture, pre-combustion capture, Utilization and Storage

Direct Air Capture for removing carbon from the atmosphere

Carbon capture technology prevents or removes CO2 emissions, and stores them or utilizes them for other purposes. But can this tech really save us?

Worsening hurricane season and global warming…is there a link?

Chrystal Climate Change, Climate Science, Global Warming, Natural Disasters October 21, 2022October 21, 2022Climate Change, Climate crisis, Climate Science, cyclones, disasters, Global Warming, hurricanes, tornados, tropical cyclones, tropical storms, typhoons, weather patterns

We’re exploring tropical storms, which are called hurricanes, cyclones or typhoons, depending on where in the world you live. No matter their name, they are often deadly and always extremely costly. And unfortunately, we’re experiencing more and more of them. Even more worrying, however, is that their intensity is increasing, and the speed at which they intensify is increasing…meaning we have less time for evacuations.

Scientists are rebelling – it’s our responsibility to join them!

Chrystal Climate Science, Environment, Youth, YouTube Channel August 17, 2022August 17, 2022civil disobedience, Climate crisis, Climate Science, Extinction Rebellion, Scientific Rebellion

Today we’re taking a look at the growing movement of non-violent civil disobedience to support climate action. Scientists are now rebelling in the streets!

6 arguments from climate delayers/doomers/skeptics…and how to deal with them

Chrystal Carbon Footprint, Climate Action, Climate Change, Climate Science, Emissions, Global Warming, Renewable Energy, Sustainability May 3, 2022April 26, 2022Activism, Carbon Footprint, Climate Change, Climate crisis, climate justice, consensus, delay tactics, doomism, EV infrastructure, just transition, Renewable Energy, Sustainability, sustainable living, system change, talking to a climate skeptic

Barren land, cracked dirt with a dead tree and grey sky

It’s hard to believe that there are still people at large who think the climate crisis is a hoax. But then, there are people who think the Earth is flat, and that COVID-19 is a power-play by

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