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News & Articles By Willow Tohi
05/22/2025
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By Willow Tohi
New Antarctic study reveals Medieval Warm Period had far less sea ice than today
A genetic analysis of ancient elephant seal remains, led by Dr. Andrew Wood, reveals that during the Roman Warm Period (250 BCE-400 CE) and the Medieval Warm Period (950-1250 CE), Antarctic sea ice was significantly less extensive than today. This challenges the notion that current ice loss is unprecedented and suggests that natural climate variability […]
05/21/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Volcanoes mobilize carbon: New studies upend climate narratives with 3X CO² estimate and 19,000 new undersea peaks
Advanced sensors revealed that volcanic CO? emissions—particularly from overlooked cooler hydrothermal zones—are up to three times higher than previous estimates, though still dwarfed by human fossil fuel emissions (~5% of total). Satellite radar data identified 19,325 previously unknown seamounts (submerged volcanoes), suggesting these “carbon actors” may influence ocean heat/carbon cycling, though their total impact remains […]
05/20/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Nigeria’s water crisis: Unraveling the role of systemic governance failures over climate narratives
Nigeria’s water crisis stems from institutional negligence, deforestation and poor agricultural policies—not climate change. Historical droughts (e.g., 1970s Sahel crisis) were natural, but current challenges are worsened by unsustainable land use and policy failures. Media and NGOs often blame climate change for shrinking water resources, but evidence points to human actions—like upstream dam projects, excessive […]
05/17/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Solar storm sparks concern as supervolcano nears eruption: Could sun’s electromagnetic pulse trigger cataclysm?
Italy’s Campi Flegrei, a massive supervolcano near Naples, is showing alarming signs of eruption, including a magnitude 4.4 earthquake and ongoing tremors, prompting a state of emergency. A surge in powerful solar flares (X1.2 and X2.7-class) since May 13, 2025, has sparked debate over whether solar activity could trigger volcanic eruptions or earthquakes by destabilizing […]
05/16/2025
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By Willow Tohi
The disappearing bees: A crisis threatening your food and health
Bees are essential for pollinating one-third of the food we consume, ensuring the fertility and diversity of crops like almonds, blueberries and carrots, which are crucial for maintaining nutritional diversity and health. Between 2023 and 2024, beekeepers in the United States experienced a 55.1% loss in their colonies, the highest in over a decade. This […]
05/16/2025
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By Willow Tohi
PFAS pollution sparks legal battles across Maryland
Maryland has become a focal point in the national fight against PFAS contamination, with Salisbury residents threatening legal action against Perdue Agribusiness and the Maryland Attorney General suing W.L. Gore and Associates for allegedly releasing these “forever chemicals” into the environment. PFAS are persistent chemicals used in various industrial and consumer products, linked to serious […]
05/14/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Antarctica’s expanding ice and Brazil’s bumper harvests challenge climate alarmism
Antarctica’s ice sheet grew by 108 billion metric tons annually (2021–2023), defying IPCC melt predictions. Brazil’s record crop yields (e.g., soybeans up 6%, rice up 10%) challenge forecasts of CO2-driven agricultural collapse, with farmers citing CO2’s fertilization effect. Peer-reviewed studies (e.g., The Cryosphere) show Antarctic ice accumulation over 150 years, undermining “catastrophic melt” narratives. Critics […]
05/13/2025
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By Willow Tohi
NASA study anticipates Earth’s breathable atmosphere fading roughly one billion years into future
A NASA-backed study predicts Earth’s oxygen will deplete in roughly one billion years due to increasing solar radiation, which will break down CO? — starving plants and halting photosynthesis, ultimately rendering the planet lifeless. The Sun’s natural brightening (10% every billion years) will destabilize CO? levels, triggering irreversible desertification and oxygen loss. Only anaerobic microbes […]
05/10/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Polar ice rebounds confound alarmist predictions: New studies highlight climate’s unpredictable dance
Antarctica’s ice sheet gained mass (107.79 gigatons annually from 2021–2023), offsetting sea-level rise, while Arctic sea ice decline slowed since 2000 — contradicting earlier predictions of rapid melting. The reversal in Antarctica (driven by snowfall) and Arctic’s “multi-decadal pause” highlight natural variability, challenging assumptions of linear warming impacts and simplistic climate models. Failed past predictions […]
05/08/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Breakthrough in biofuel production turns corn waste into low-cost sugar: Collaboration aims to transform agricultural residues into renewable energy
Scientists at Washington State University (WSU) developed a cost-effective method to convert agricultural waste (e.g., corn stalks) into sugar, a key ingredient for biofuels, using mild chemical treatments and low temperatures—avoiding expensive, energy-intensive steps. Tough plant materials like lignin and cellulose have historically made biofuel production costly. The new process uses ammonium sulfite and potassium […]
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