Pope Leo Speaks About Climate Change. Is Anyone Listening?

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. On October 1, 2025, Pope Leo made an impassioned address to an audience at Castel Gandolfo, the Vatican’s summer residence, urging them to not allow climate change to...

Greenland’s State-Owned Sector Is Very Impressive

One of the odder initiatives of Donald Trump’s second term has been his fixation on the idea of annexing Greenland, an autonomous territory of Denmark. “We need Greenland for national security and even international security,” he said in a speech...

Mysterious Signature in Greenland's Ice Might Not Be From Space After All

Buried deep in Greenland's ice sheet lies a puzzling chemical signature that has sparked intense scientific debate. A sharp spike in platinum concentrations, discovered in an ice core (a cylinder of ice drilled out of ice sheets and glaciers) and...

Greenland 2: Migration – New Trailer Shows Life After The Disaster

Posted in: Lionsgate, Movies | Tagged: greenland 2: migration In the first trailer for Greenland 2: Migration, we see what life is like after a major natural disaster and how humanity copes with that new reality. Article Summary The first trailer...

Why a remote part of Greenland is named after a leafy Glasgow suburb

Robert Stevenson (1772-1850) was born in Glasgow. He entered the service of the Northern Lighthouse Board, having studied civil engineering at the Andersonian Institution and Glasgow University. (Image: Glasgow City Archives) For almost half a...

Greenland 2: Migration Continues A Bleak Trend For Modern Disaster Movies

Broadly speaking, disaster movies typically end on a hopeful note. Scientists come up with solutions, Bruce Willis leads oil crews into space to drill holes through asteroids, or Dwayne Johnson helps people survive until the threat calms down and...

The ugly face of too much tourism

The world has to ensure that overtourism doesn’t destroy the very places that attract visitors. Tourism has the potential to be one of the most valuable renewable natural resources – especially to a developing country. But in many destinations,...

Pope Leo XIV Blesses a Block of Ice in Bizarre Protest Against Trump and GOP Climate Deniers

In a dramatic display of symbolism, Pope Leo XIV blessed a block of ice to challenge climate change deniers and urge political leaders to act. The gesture was performed at a global gathering south of Rome marking the 10th anniversary of Laudato...

Earth fails another critical health check, but scientists say it's not too late

With oceans showing dangerous levels of acidity, seven of nine crucial planetary boundaries – the limits beyond which Earth risks becoming uninhabitable for humans – have now been breached, climate researchers warn. But one of the authors of a new...

Intrepid Releases 2026 Not Hot List

Intrepid Travel released its annual Not Hot List, showcasing 10 lesser-known destinations ready to welcome more visitors in 2026. The list is designed to direct curious, conscientious travelers towards regions where their presence can have an...

See scientists at work in Greenland during luxury cruise

The Henriot Champagne flutes clinked softly in the Inuri observation lounge as Le Commandant Charcot carved through North-East Greenland’s sea ice – a frozen wilderness so remote and forbidding that only Russia’s nuclear icebreakers dare venture...

Soaring temperatures? No, just more eco-witch doctory masquerading as science

THE UK Met Office has announced that for the year 2024 the mean global temperature was 1.53 ± 0.08°C above the 1850-1900 pre-industrial average. In that very short statement the year would seem to be the only real piece of data. Claiming that we...

Scientists placed a 6-mile fiber-optic cable in front of a glacier and recorded 56,000 icebergs breaking off

In the icy waters of southern Greenland, researcher Dominik Gräff, left, and a crew member conduct research off the calving front of the Eqalorutsit Kangilliit Sermiat (EKaS) glacier, visible at left, while the research vessel Adolf Jensen floats...

Denmark, Greenland and Iceland's Reactions To Trump

Les på norsk. The Danish Armed Forces recently carried out the major Arctic Light 2025 exercise in Greenland, together with forces from France, Germany, Sweden, and Norway. Ulrik Pram Gad, Senior Researcher at the Danish Institute for...

The climate scaremongers: The Arctic ice that just won’t melt

‘Arctic summers ice-free by 2013’ (BBC, December 2007) ‘Arctic Is Screaming: Global Warming May Have Passed Tipping Point’ (Fox, December 2007) ‘Arctic expert predicts final collapse of sea ice within four years’ (Guardian, September 2012) ‘Arctic...

Stop the World: Greenland’s strategic weight surges amid US, China, Russia jostling

Greenland, an often-overlooked expanse of ice and rock, is fast becoming a focal point of strategic competition between the United States, China and Russia. Speaking on ASPI’s Stop the World, Elizabeth Buchanan—an Arctic specialist and author of a...

Scientists discover serious flaw in predictions for major global crisis: 'Overestimated'

It is crucial that they are accurate. by Mandy CarrSeptember 23, 2025 A new study conducted in Greenland is shedding new light on melting ice sheets. According to a study published in the Nature Communications journal, the bare-ice ablation zone...

America First Agenda: Trump Administration’s Policy Framework and the Acceleration of U.S. Tech and Manufacturing Investments

The America First Agenda represents a comprehensive policy framework developed by the America First Policy Institute (AFPI), a conservative think tank founded in 2021 by former Trump administration officials Brooke Rollins and Larry Kudlow. This...

Gerard Butler’s GREENLAND 2: MIGRATION Trailer Teases Another Apocalyptic Thrill Ride

The first trailer for Greenland 2: Migration has dropped, and it takes us right back into the chaos of survival after a world-ending disaster, and if the footage is anything to go by, the stakes are even higher this time around. The trailer kicks...

Up in the Canadian Arctic, a team of Vermont scientists search for microbes and microplastics

VTSU Castleton student Olivia Rutkowski collects snow samples in the Canadian Arctic. Photo courtesy of DRACO Team Madelyn Nonni is a reporter with the Community News Service, part of the University of Vermont’s Reporting & Documentary...