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 …
Category: Climate Change
Geo-Engineering: Frightening But Perhaps Essential Fairly Soon
Rightfully, we regard the concept of geo-engineering with considerable trepidation. Proposals to use technology to address climate change come in various forms, the two most popular of which are increasing the albedo (reflectiveness) of the Earth, and enabling the oceans …
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Oxygen Levels Are Falling
Everyone’s aware of the greenhouse gas emission issue, but no one’s talking about the fact that the oxygen levels in our atmosphere are declining faster than the CO2 is rising. The culprits: desertification, deforestation, and pollution of our oceans. This …
How Much Do We Care about the Criminal Proceedings Being Initiated Against ExxonMobil?
Here’s the Scientific American article on Exxon’s conspiracy to suppress the vast knowledge they had in their possession as early as 1981 concerning the connection between fossil fuel consumption and climate change. It’s fascinating to see how this criminal investigation is …
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Why So Little Reaction in Response to Climate Change?
Commenter Gina Rozier writes in my response to our lack of response to climate change: It intrigues me what threats people react too and which ones they ignore. I remember reading a quote. Science says climate change is here. We …
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How Certain Are We Of Climate Change?
When a climate change skeptic wrote: Climate models have crucial flaws making them useless, I wrote, “This idea lives on the outer banks of the remotest fringe of science.” At the end of his explanation, he cautions me in response: It’s very …
Climate Change Victims: First Them, Then Us
Here’s a story about a town that has all but vanished due to climate change. Of course, many people, when they see how remote the village is and how foreign its people are to our more “civilized” ways, will discount …
Short Note on Big Oil and Climate Change
This discussion on the culpability of the oil companies in suppressing the truth about climate change is everything I hoped it would be. Check out the comments of Terry and Gina. Holy cats, that’s really brilliant and expressive writing.
Watch What Happens as the Truth About ExxonMobil and Climate Change Becomes Obvious To Us All
In response to my recent piece “Earth’s Warming Continues to Break Records,” frequent commenter Frank Eggers writes: The deniers may no longer be able to deny the warming, but they can continue to deny that human action is responsible regardless …
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Earth’s Warming Continues to Break Records
It would be interesting to hear the most compelling argument that denies the global warming/CO2 theory at this point, especially given the stats from the past two years.
