Geology

While China’s rare earth threat exposes U.S. supply chain risks, Europe’s energy crisis shows how net zero policies backfired spectacularly.

Research reveals that Greenland's vast, active network of rivers, streams, and lakes beneath its ice was largely created by geothermal...

China’s export controls expose America’s rare earth weakness; domestic mining of high-tech minerals is key to industry and national security.

The Hill claims coral reefs are dying, but research shows recovery and record growth, contradicting the alarmist framing.

Scientists warn the green energy push risks exploiting developing nations, draining resources, and worsening global inequality under climate action.

Yahoo News amplified a false claim that Cape Coral will vanish under rising seas, ignoring NOAA tide data showing only...

Deliberate sulfur injections and solar geoengineering risk unpredictable climate, acid rain, and historical-scale crop failures.

Corals and reef growth slowed after the Mid-Holocene as sea levels fell, highlighting past ocean warming and reef vulnerability.

USGS reports nearly 30 billion barrels of untapped oil under U.S. federal lands, bolstering calls for American energy dominance.

Nigeria’s deadly floods were driven by poor urban planning and infrastructure, not climate change, despite media claims to the contrary.

New study shows Europe was warmer and wetter than almost any other period in the preindustrial Holocene.

NYTimes blames droughts on a ‘thirstier’ atmosphere, but real-world data and natural climate drivers tell a very different story.

America is racing to unlock geothermal energy using shale-era tech — and it could power AI, homes, and industry while...

East Antarctica saw a surprise mass gain from 2021–2023, reversing years of ice loss and briefly offsetting global sea level...