“Woodall and his advisor Jennifer Wilcox, a carbon removal researcher, are among a growing number of scientists exploring ways to accelerate these otherwise slow reactions in hopes of using mining waste to fight climate change.”

"In summary, the consensus on climate change and hurricanes is that we will likely have fewer of them, but when they occur, they will be stronger (on average). There also may be changes in their forward speed, rainfall production, and latitudinal extent. I encourage the public, media, and policymakers to discuss hurricane - climate change connections properly."

MasterResource, a free market energy blog, outlines four reasons why alarmists are wrong about climate change.

As Forbes’ Jeff Kart reports, a new carbon offset program from Finite Carbon and The Climate Trust is opening the door for nonprofits to increase land conservation. A new pilot program from Finite Carbon and the Climate Trust is giving nonprofits and farmers and ranchers access to carbon offset markets. Having access to these markets...

In order to decarbonize by 2060, China must stop investing money and opening its coal-fired power plants.

"From protecting standing forests to planting new trees, forests offer significant climate mitigation benefits. "

MIT Professor Kerry Emanuel, in his "Climate Science and Climate Risk" primer, explains the science of climate change, and how to quantify its risks.

Shellenberger is in a good position to parse the motives behind the purveyors of doom.

Data from the World Resources Institute show that in the United States, our heating and electricity are the leading carbon emitting sectors.

Market forces, not mandates, were the main reason for this emission drop.