Climate Change Mitigation: How’s It Going?
It’s the tenth anniversary of the Time Magazine article “Global Warming: Be Worried. Be Very Worried.” Writing for Time, journalist Jeffrey Kluger began his 2006 report: Polar ice caps are melting faster than ever, more and more land is being devastated by drought, and rising waters are drowning low-lying communities.
OK, so where are we a full decade later? Joe Romm notes in this article:
The main differences in climate science between now and 10 years ago are: (more…)
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