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The mention of climate-driven instability as a threat to peace that requires an institutional response.
The is a large, naturally driven meteorological system produced by the interaction of Arctic air with warmer, moister air over the , and there is no reporting in the sources provided that the storm it...
No definitive, publicly released evidence identifies who started the January 2026 wildfires in Argentine Patagonia; some national officials pointed at Mapuche groups but local judicial authorities in ...
Several high‑profile assertions made in were repeatedly and independently debunked by multiple fact‑checking organizations; the most frequently rejected claims included mass foreign investment and dru...
Elon Musk is a polarizing figure whose record mixes transformative technological achievements with repeated, high-profile harms and reckless public conduct; whether he is "evil" depends on the moral f...
Argentina’s national government has publicly suggested the Patagonia infernos may have been deliberately set and publicly pointed to Mapuche-linked groups as possible perpetrators, citing preliminary ...
Camp Century’s Cold War legacy combines tangible pollution risks—diesel, PCBs, sewage and buried infrastructure—and scientific value in ice cores that inform climate history . Researchers warn warming...
Elon Musk has repeatedly framed falling birth rates as an existential risk and tied that rhetoric to his own family life, boasting of fathering many children while funding research and initiatives con...
The Patagonian wildfires that erupted in early January 2026 have burned tens of thousands of hectares across multiple provinces, driven by extreme heat, strong winds and drought conditions, and have f...
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) of 2022 is a sweeping, multi-topic reconciliation law that channels roughly hundreds of billions of dollars into clean energy and climate programs, reforms tax rules ...
Available reporting shows a clear uptick in climate activism and protest-related organizing in the United States during 2025, driven in large part by high-profile federal rollbacks and record-breaking...
Dark money vehicles—principally 501(c) “social welfare” nonprofits and allied fiscal structures—play a major funding role in left‑wing activism by channeling large, often anonymous donations into advo...
grounds awards to organisations in the literal terms of ’s will—which allows a prize to be given to “the person or organisation” that has conferred the greatest benefit to humankind in the field of pe...
presents ’s “” as a limited but central strand of his readings that should be read as both physical forecasts—temperature shifts, earthquakes, pole movements—and spiritual warnings that humanity’s con...
Coverage of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) and the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) split sharply along ideological lines: progressive outlets and policy analysts pointed to large, mea...
is relatively well defended today by decades of engineered and policy responses — notably the and coastal safety projects — but those protections are not a permanent guarantee: under likely and more i...
is real: a broad body of observational evidence shows Earth's average surface temperature and many climate indicators have risen in recent decades, and leading scientific assessments conclude human ac...
The 2009 Nobel Peace Prize was intended by the Norwegian committee to endorse and bolster Barack Obama’s early turn toward multilateral diplomacy, and it did provide immediate international validation...
Bats are a globally widespread, highly diverse order of flying mammals—Chiroptera—that account for roughly 20–25% of all mammal species and are the only mammals capable of sustained flight . They perf...
The short answer: the available reporting does not support a deliberate IPCC “cover‑up” to downplay climate dangers; instead, the panel’s cautious, consensus‑driven process and political approval step...
Global fossil fuel production is concentrated in a relatively small group of countries—chiefly China for coal, the United States and Saudi Arabia for oil, and the U.S. and Russia for gas—while a handf...