Here are a few of the places I visited in Iceland and the clever stuff they are working on.

Cory Doctorow describes how software platform technologies go wrong and what it might look like when our homes and vehicles are on those platforms.

Biden is halting the biggest fossil fuel expansion on earth

A federal commission slows down the LNG rush--and Biden can drive the point home

The battle for a livable future is a battle against fossil fuels. Right now, it's all hands on deck.

“This entire process has been a violation,” said one Indigenous representative who engaged in protest at the summit.

It was the first time you set up a tent all season.

On Today’s Show:

by Drew Wilkinson

by Brennan Spellacy, Co-founder and CEO of Patch

It is déjà vu all over again

The IPCC is at risk of losing its credibility

The extra Wild episode that I think could have been too confronting for Apple and Spotify

And returned to wisdom?

Its coalition government, wind energy output, and industrial base are all collapsing.

On Tuesday, Beijing banned exports of antimony, gallium, and germanium to the US. China now dominates supplies of nearly two dozen strategic elements on the Periodic Table.

Cold Air Is About To Blast South

The weather pattern is in transition from one phase into another, as we have discovered two major phases of this year's cycling weather pattern.

If this year's holiday discussions veer toward energy and climate issues, I've got you covered. Here are 25 facts that will make any honest person think twice about today's anti-fossil-fuel narrative.

An in-depth interview I did about Liberty Energy CEO Chris Wright, who was recently nominated for Secretary of Energy.

Idalia will make landfall on Wednesday. These are the surge, wind, rain, and tornado impacts Florida can expect.

Looking back on a high-flying hurricane season that really blew the doors off.

The $500 billion windfall shoring up EU supplies

Listen now | How we built civilisation

A controversial proposal that would harm batteries will be considered by the ERCOT Board on Thursday

Also in this issue, Texas extends its renewable energy lead on California, PUC Staff releases timelines for all four Texas Energy Fund programs, and more

And a look ahead to next year in Energy Flux

DEEP DIVE: Europe is draining stored gas as fast as possible, while dialling down LNG imports. Why?

Ant and Dec "have a powerful voice...they could do something really impressive here"

Yet more violence from hunts recorded

Time to prepare for another four years of "drill, baby, drill"

Since the election, a couple of readers have asked me to recommend nonprofits and advocacy groups they should follow or support. I think this is a great idea.

Smart choices about where and how you live are the key to surviving and thriving in a planetary crisis. Are you ready?

The failures of our leaders have left each of us responsible for finding our own way through climate chaos and discontinuity.

My words to the court after conviction.

Many animal advocates are mourning the results of this month’s election.

Like no other animals, moths bring to your doorstep the extreme and sublime diversity of life on Earth. So lose some sleep with them this summer.

On our way to the Winter Solstice

It’s nice to pause and take stock of materials. This week we’re diving into Niobium - a lesser talked about battery mineral, not quite of lithium or cobalt rockstar fame. However, it’s earned its place for a couple of reasons. And speaking of materials, one important phenomena to evaluate is thermal runaway which can quickly lead to catastrophic battery failure and critical safety risks. It can occur when electrode materials undergo exothermic reactions that cause rising temperatures and accelerated reaction kinetics. Research shows that the state-of-charge of a battery can impact the onset temperature, mechanism, and energy release of reactions.

What will it take to get to a circular economy in batteries?

How Politicians and Media Exploit Natural Disasters for a Climate Agenda

How MSM Spins the Science on Heat and Cold Deaths

$24 trillion worth of farms and farmland are about to be for sale. Here's why we need everyday Americans to buy it up before investment funds.

If you're planning to start a farm, homestead, garden, community garden, establish a micro-community, or live a more self-sufficient life in 2025, then this article is for you.

In the 60s and 70s the Dutch government was building car-centered cities. Here's how and why they pivoted.

Big tech companies have given climate deniers half a million dollars this election cycle

All sorts of new things in the modified text update CARB dropped Monday afternoon.

Washington Dept of Ecology reported Q2 CFS data last week reporting an estimated net credit generation of 440k MT bringing the credit bank to over 1.8 million MT or about 7 quarters worth of deficits in the credit bank.

☃️ Winter is fast approaching! Here's what you can expect in the Hudson Valley.

It will be a weather roller coaster in the Hudson Valley this week.