Image: Andes Buried As 211 Tourists Rescued; + Science’s Crisis Of Cowardice
Related: Scientists knew…but governments refused to listen
Video: James Newman
Did you look at the apocalyptic European wildfires of 2025 and assume they were just an inevitable force of nature? In this urgent investigative report, we deconstruct the 2025 European wildfire season to reveal a terrifying chain of human errors—from individual negligence to systemic land management failures—that turned a heatwave into a continent-wide catastrophe
The Truth About the Amazon Rainforest Why It’s Called the Lungs of the World
Video: Naveed’s Lectures UOS
The Amazon is NOT the lungs of the world—but that doesn’t make it any less important. In fact, its real roles are even more critical:
✅ Climate regulator – stores massive amounts of carbon
✅ Rainfall generator – powers South American agriculture and water supplies
✅ Biodiversity hotspot – home to countless unique species
✅ Cultural treasure – ancestral home to Indigenous peoples
✅ Global ally – one of our best tools against climate change The myth about oxygen has been helpful in raising awareness, but it’s time to understand the true stakes. The Amazon is at a tipping point, and what happens next will affect every single person on this planet.
The Sahara Was Green 6,000 Years Ago. Then It Wasn’t
Video: Blaise
There are cave paintings in the middle of the Sahara showing people swimming. Not myth, not metaphor — the water was really there.
Six thousand years ago the largest desert on Earth was green. The Sahara had rivers, lakes, hippos, crocodiles and cattle herders, during a period scientists call the African Humid Period. Then the green Sahara collapsed — faster than orbital forcing alone can explain — and the people who lived there moved east toward the Nile Valley. What they built when they arrived became ancient Egypt.
This video covers what caused the Sahara to turn green, why the drying happened so abruptly, the rock art of Tassili n’Ajjer in Algeria, the vegetation-albedo feedback loop that made the desert dry itself out, the migration into the Nile corridor, and the argument that climate catastrophe helped trigger the rise of Egyptian civilisation. It also looks at whether the Sahara is greening again today
Met Office Say Class 5 Lingwood Meets International Standards!
NPR/PBS Affiliate Floats Forcing ‘Polluters’ to ‘Pay for the Effects of Climate Change’
Claim: Australia is Blowing Millions of Dollars on a No Show Climate Conference
President Trump’s Ratepayer Protection Pledge Shows How America Can Win the AI Race
