Tea is both ordinary and extraordinary. It connects continents, sustains economies, and anchors traditions. Yet every harvest...
Climate Change
In the steaming cup on the table lies a microcosm of the climate struggle itself. To save...
To safeguard beer against climate change is not merely to preserve a product but to defend a...
The history of ancient weather prediction is not a linear march toward scientific truth. It is a...
Advocacy groups, universities, and watchdog scientists are exploring alternative data pools, modeling efforts, and legal pressure for...
If this report becomes the new reference, the consequences will be felt not in laboratories or courtrooms,...
Robert FitzRoy was not only the first popular weather forecaster; he was an architect of the very...
Scientists are already exploring bridges to private foundations or international agencies to safeguard continuity. But complex legal...
Rather than how to meet AI’s voracious energy demands, Three Mile Island might provide a historical vantage to consider...
Perhaps the future will bring competition between fission and fusion, especially if the intermittency of solar and...
The history of green hydrogen is not a history of triumph but of recurrence. It returns with...
The real question is not whether some species can survive climate change. It is whether we, as...
The question that remains is whether we are listening in time to respond. And whether the world...
The stories of Akkad, the Maya, and Rome offer more than cautionary tales; they offer insight into...
Heat is no longer the silent season. It is the signal. The planet is speaking through boiling...
The Medieval Warm Period created space for expansion, but much of that expansion was borne by peasants...
If we want to survive what’s coming, and what’s already here, we must build a world where...
Rivers did not stay put. Coastlines receded. Earthquakes reshaped terrain. These disruptions did more than challenge surveying...
Vanishing edges caused by climate change are not the end. They are the test. Of our systems,...
The planet holds enough freshwater to meet the basic needs of every person. By Matthew A. McIntoshPublic...
Across the world, the slow drip of crisis is becoming a roar. By Matthew A. McIntoshPublic HistorianBrewminate...
Humanity has always lived in the shadow—and under the influence—of changing skies. By Matthew A. McIntoshPublic HistorianBrewminate...
The real action in 2025 will come from the leaders of states and provinces. By Mary D....
The Industrial Revolution was a turning point in Earth’s environmental history. By Matthew A. McIntoshPublic HistorianBrewminate Introduction...
Human history has been anything but lacking in ways of doing ourselves in. By Tom EngelhardtCo-Founder, American...
Climate science has provided the tools and knowledge to mitigate and adapt to climate change. By Matthew...
State governments must step up. By Reema BzeihAssociate Director, State Climate PolicyThe Center for American Progress By...
Cuts will affect everything from climate science to emergency preparedness. By Joshua CohenHealth Economist, Researcher, and Writer...
Early hygrometers used hair, whalebone, or catgut. By Dr. Allison KsiazkiewiczScholar, History of Science Early Studies of...
Revealing the flaws of adaptation as the main response to climate change. By Dr. Peter SutorisLecturer in...