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Richard Clark

Hurricane Beryl: The Harbinger of an Active Hurricane Season and a Stark Reminder of Climate Change

As the Atlantic hurricane season kicks into gear, Hurricane Beryl has emerged as an early and ominous indicator of what meteorologists predict will be a particularly active period of tropical storm activity. According to forecasts from the Colorado State University (CSU) Tropical Meteorology Project, the 2024 hurricane season is likely to see an above-average number…

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Asteroid Apophis: Why We Trust The Prediction It Won’t Slam Into Earth But Doubt Climate Science

Asteroid 99942 Apophis, discovered in 2004, quickly became a focal point of concern and curiosity. This near-Earth object (NEO), measuring about 1,100 feet across, was initially flagged as a potential threat due to its orbit intersecting with Earth’s path. Early projections suggested that Apophis could come alarmingly close to our planet, raising the specter of…

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As Alberto Threatens, Climate Change Denial in Climate-Hit States: A Cognitive Dissonance Dilemma

In the heart of the American Southwest, states like Texas and Oklahoma grapple with extreme weather conditions that underscore the stark reality of climate change. Despite being on the front lines of climate-induced disasters, many residents in these regions remain skeptical or in outright denial of the scientific consensus on climate change. As Bill Nye…

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California Electric Car Giant Fisker Files for Bankruptcy: A Sign Of The Fading EV Fad?

In what appears to be a sign of the times, Fisker, the Southern California-based electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, marking a significant blow to the burgeoning EV industry. This development raises questions about whether the excitement around EVs was more of a passing trend than a sustainable revolution. Fisker’s…

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Simulated Keyboard Activity Leads to Mass Firings at Wells Fargo

In a significant move to uphold ethical standards, Wells Fargo has terminated over a dozen employees for allegedly faking work by simulating keyboard activity. This decision came to light following a thorough review of the allegations last month, according to Bloomberg News. The dismissed employees were part of the bank’s wealth and investment management unit….

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Florida Underwater: Historic Rainfall in Sarasota Prelude To 2024 Hurricane Season

SARASOTA, FL – A city on Florida’s west coast experienced an unprecedented deluge of rain on Tuesday evening, marking a record-breaking event that underscores the growing intensity of weather patterns attributed to climate change. In just three hours, Sarasota was drenched with an astounding 8 inches of rain, leading to flash floods that disrupted traffic…

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Heat Crisis From California To Florida Exposes Antiquated Air Conditioning Systems: Mini Splits To The Rescue

In the face of soaring temperatures and a mounting heat crisis, traditional cooling methods are proving insufficient, prompting a surge in demand for more resilient alternatives. Recent data reveals a concerning trend: as heatwaves intensify, homes equipped with conventional air conditioning systems are struggling to maintain safe indoor temperatures, raising alarms among public health experts…

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The Big One: Newly Discovered Faults Could Impact Washington And Oregon Earthquakes

A groundbreaking study has revealed that hidden fault lines beneath the Pacific Northwest are playing a crucial role in shaping the region’s earthquake activity. These west-northwest trending faults, stretching along the coasts of Washington and Oregon, are not only separating distinct geological blocks but also bending and breaking the oceanic crust in ways that could…

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Beyond Earth: Telescope Detects Alien ‘Gas’ in Exoplanet Atmosphere

In a groundbreaking discovery, NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has detected potential traces of dimethyl sulfide (DMS) in the atmosphere of exoplanet K2-18 b, a distant “Goldilocks” world orbiting around a red dwarf star approximately 120 light-years from Earth. This finding raises tantalizing questions about the possibility of extraterrestrial life. Yes, you read that…

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