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• Post #4175707

  Ratepayers in Virginia will be each be paying $2.91 per month until 2031 in order to reimburse Dominion Energy for the cost for methane they paid to produce power in 2022 from North America's most efficient methane power plant. Ditch fossil fuels if you want cheaper electricity!

• Post #4122101

  In the long-running climate science denialism community, CO2 is plant food has been one of their go-tos. As global temperatures rise, vegetation will heat up faster than the air. This will increase pressure on ecosystems and reduce the ability of plants to absorb carbon dioxide. https://carbonherald.com/rising-temperatures-prevent-plants-from-absorbing-co2-study-finds/

• Post #4046183

  We have just barely begun the transition off of fossil fuels, but it has begun. Demand for oil, natural gas and coal all grew in 2025, but at a slower rate than in 2024. Demand for electricity grew at well over twice the rate of energy demand. The world has entered the Age of Electricity. https://www.iea.org/reports/global-energy-review-2026/key-findings

• Post #4020927

  This is interesting. Scientists have found a rocky planet with an atmosphere orbiting in a star’s habitable zone that has conditions similar to those on Earth. The exoplanet, LHS 1140 b, is in orbit around a red dwarf and is only 48 light-years from Earth.

• Post #3917310

  One of the worst forms of climate science denialism is when people post images of the wildfire smoke from their flights on aircraft.

• Post #3892007

  A new 900-acre PV Power Plant will be able to provide clean power to ~25,000 homes in Illinois. Please push back against anyone who says that greenfield solar should not be allowed with trash talk about parking lots and rooftops. We need cheap, clean electricity fast! https://www.solsystems.com/news/sol-systems-reaches-financial-close-on-123mw-ac-peoria-solar-portfolio-in-illinois/

• Post #3540313

  Coal's share on electricity grids: 2017 2025 EU 16% 8% China 57% 33% USA 25% 14% India 57% 45% World 31% 22%

• Post #3535006

  Mark Henderson, director of corporate affairs at Wellcome, London, UK, believes that scientists need to do and say what the conservatives demand from them because right-leaning segments of our population tend to be less trusting of science than those that lean left or are centrist. https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-026-01975-x

• Post #1817347

  It sure would help if people in the media would stop referring to people who want to radically alter our government and society as ‘conservatives.’ It's misleading the public.

• Post #1717267

  We should all assume that it was staged in order to increase public support for the Epstein Ballroom unless there is indisputable evidence to the contrary.

• Post #1693823

  Predictably, our National Public Radio is focused on Trump's call for all Americans to unite behind him and support the Republicans' agenda. They truly seem to still believe that if they kowtow enough, Republicans will resume funding them. And then after glazing for Republicans, as usual NPR does a story on transgenderism in order to obscure all of the Republican propaganda they now push on our airwaves.

• Post #1681803

  Was it an ICE agent shooting a peaceful protester?

• Post #1615074

  Republicans are incompetent example: Republicans are tryin to help out the U.S. coal industry because they paid them to do that. Meanwhile, the Republicans' latest Middle Eastern war has increased the cost of shipping from North America to China is up by as much as 55%, Bank of America has said.

• Post #1615072

  I wonder if there was such a dramatic contrast between oil futures and physical prices when a Democrat was POTUS after the Kremlin's full-scale invasion of Ukraine and if not why now?

• Post #1615071

  Casey A. Williams states that, "It is hard to pinpoint the exact moment climate change ceased to be a salient political issue in the US." But that is very much not true. In 1999, Bush Jr. talked about addressing our climate crisis, but after 2000, crickets and so much opposition from the Republican Party and the popular media outlets that Democrats couldn't campaign on it. https://www.break-down.org/why-climate-politics-still-matters/

• Post #1615070

  I just ran across a picture of my spirit animal.

• Post #1615068

  Automaker, GM, just announced that every factory, office, and facility it operates in the United States now draws electricity matched entirely by renewable sources. The milestone makes GM the first domestic automaker to reach that threshold, and it arrived years ahead of the 2030 deadline they had set.

• Post #1615067

  Oil up, DOW down, but our legacy corporate media won't criticize Republicans over that like they did Democrats about the Covid supply chain crisis and the Kremlin's full-scale invasion of Ukraine neither of which were the fault of Democrats.

• Post #1615065

  I've just watched Brando as Napoleon. I never knew the story of King Jarl XIV (King Charles III). What a story! Is there a modern movie about that fascinating part of our history? There must be some terrific foreign films telling that tale, I'm sure. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_XIV_John

• Post #1615064

  The Sphere's electricity demand can be up to 28 MW, larger than most towns. Why has it not received the same kind of attacks that data centers have?

• Post #1615063

  Joe Biden tried to warn the American public about the Republicans' embrace of fascism. Instead of heeding the advice of one of the most experienced political observers alive, the American public instead chose to ridicule his experience and expertise. I would say we deserve this, but I don't.

• Post #1615062

  I just watched a match in which the goalkeeper tied the game at the death. Anyone who says that football is boring because ties are allowed hasn't watched enough football to have an opinion that is worth shit.

• Post #1531358

  This post from our White House represents a prime example of why I'm so furious at the people who chose not to support Democrats in 2024. Those stupid people have caused so much harm to our planet and for someone like me that is just so demoralizing. #EarthDay

• Post #1521919

  RE: https://mastodon.social/@thejuicemedia/116446907496532058 I had to learn from the Juice Media that Modi has apparently outlawed comedians making fun of him.

• Post #1460608

  Just like with climate science, I'm often sad that I've studied history too 😢

• Post #1444308

  At this point, I'm not sure if the Strait of Hormuz will reopen until 2029 when the USA once again has a sane administration in charge of our military.

• Post #1344989

  Meanwhile, Iran's response to Trump's attempt to stop the crash on Wall Street and fuel prices skyrocketing because of his threat to bomb Iranian power plants.

• Post #1158051

  If you can manage it, go trade your ICE vehicle for an EV.

• Post #1086779

  This is an awesome way to present the POTUS election results and how it is pretty much the nonvoters who decide those election outcomes. If anyone ever sees this type of analysis for Congress and at the state level, I'd love to see it.

• Post #1008335

  If the left side of the aisle had media like the right side does, this story would never die. It would be pointed to constantly. A university professor a Christian school and registered Republican who built a career attacking LGBTQ+ people has been indicted for raping a 10-year-old. https://tiffinohio.net/posts/anti-lgbtq-christian-author-indicted-on-child-sex-abuse-charges-in-ohio/