Strange news seems to be limitless in supply. From this article: The UK’s phase-out date of unabated coal power is to be brought forward by one year to 2024, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced today as he officially kicked off …
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As we know, average temperatures around the globe are rising, but some spots are warming much faster than others. From the Washington Post: Just days after the earth saw its warmest January on record, Antarctica has broken its warmest temperature …
The map here was created from a composite of readings from satellites and marine vessels. From Science Magazine: The oceans’ great continent-wrapping currents, each one moving as much water as all the world’s rivers combined, can rightly be considered the …
As suggested here, it’s still possible to find climate deniers with PhDs after their names. There aren’t many, but they still do exist. Patrick Moore, for instance, was interviewed last year on Fox and Friends and said, “The whole climate …
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I wrote a post last week in attempt to answer this question, in which I suggested that it’s simple supply and demand. Anywhere there is a demand for contra-scientific thinking, there will be charlatans popping up like mushrooms to supply …
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Australia is facing one of the worst fire seasons that it’s ever seen. While heavy rains have started to fall, bringing some respite to exhausted firefighters and frightened citizens, these blazes have torn through more than 10 million hectares, taking …
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From this article written in 2015: On Tuesday, Jeb Bush proposed to eliminate the Obama administration’s regulation of carbon pollution, and, in keeping with his self-styled goal of “growth at all cost,” proposes to make any further climate regulation essentially impossible.
No, it’s almost the precise opposite. Geneticist David Suzuki reminds us that, in science, most of our ideas will ultimately prove to be incorrect. As sobering a thought as that may be, however, we need to consider where we’d be …
The climate isn’t changing? The climate is always changing? A while ago scientists were predicting an ice age? There’s still snow? The science isn’t clear?
A few points on the trillion tree initiative: • This is an irrefutably good idea, as trees absorb CO2 and convert it to both above- and below-ground tissue that remains sequestered, at least until the end of their lives.
