CNN Tips for photographing the solar eclipseCNNThe last time anyone saw a total solar eclipse in the United States was on February 26, 1979. It has been even longer — 99 years — since a total solar eclipse crossed the country from the Pacific to the Atlantic. But it’s happening again and one …Business booming…

Popular Mechanics How Solar Windows Could Put Transparent Panels EverywherePopular MechanicsAs we move away from fossil fuels like coal and gas as sources of energy, one of the better ways to produce power is by harvesting light from the sun. Solar panels are rapidly becoming cheaper and more efficient, and new solar farms are being…

Space.com Astronauts on the Space Station Will See the Solar Eclipse 3 Times (Video)Space.comWhen the Great American Solar Eclipse sweeps across the continental U.S. on Aug. 21, astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) will have a chance to see it from a unique vantage point. “We’re going to have a front-row seat to that…

The Guardian Where global warming gets real: inside Nasa’s mission to the north …The GuardianThe long read: For 10 years, Nasa has been flying over the ice caps to chart their retreat. This data is an invaluable record of climate change. But does anyone …How loss of Arctic sea ice further fuels global warmingABC NewsHow loss…

CLAIM: Global Warming Will ‘Prevent A Large Number Of Deaths’The Daily CallerThe weight of evidence suggests global warming may, on net, end up saving lives through reducing the number and severity of cold spells, according to scientists. “Based upon real-world data, it is obvious that global warming is going to directly …

The Verge How climate change will affect the quality of our water – The VergeThe VergeLast year, slimy green and foul-smelling algae took over Florida’s beaches, releasing toxins that killed fish and shellfish and sickened people. The algal bloom …The surprising way climate change could worsen toxic algal bloomsWashington PostClimate Change Means More Fuel for Toxic…

The Guardian Climate change drawing squid, anchovies and tuna into UK watersThe GuardianSquid and anchovies, more commonly eaten by Britons holidaying abroad, are being drawn into UK waters in large numbers by climate change, according to major new report that suggests the nation’s long-lost bluefin tuna is also returning. However, global …

TIME Climate Change Used to Be a Bipartisan Issue. Here’s What ChangedTIMEBut the implications of addressing climate change did not escape the energy industry, even in the early days. It has been revealed that researchers at firms like Exxon studied climate change as early as the 1970s, though in the 1980s, the company cut …How…

SFGate Pummeled by drought and climate change, beloved Lake Tahoe in hot waterSFGateLake Tahoe and the community around it are increasingly battered by climate change and drought, with the lake’s temperature climbing 10 times faster than the historic average in the past four years and algae threatening the Sierra Nevada gem’s famous …Climate Change Warming Lake…

dailytelegraph.com.au Simon Breheny: Scientific debate about climate change has been silenceddailytelegraph.com.auThat is why it is so disturbing that there is a campaign by the political class, entrenched academia and professional activists to silence scientific debate about climate change. This is an expression of political power in service of a mythical …