Category: Climate Change

This is good, but I look at it a bit differently.  I would add “climate change mitigation” to the list of things everyone wants. (I would add “universal healthcare” to the list too.)

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A crime against humanity?  Climate change denialism is part of Trump’s very brand.  It’s an expression of who and what he is; it’s actually an important aspect of maintaining what remains of his political strength. The Trump brand is an ultra-consistent …

Failure to Fight Climate Change: A Crime Against Humanity? Read More »

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The circulation of high pressure air, or “heat dome,” that toasted Europe in the past couple of weeks is now hovered over Greenland, the home of the planet’s most important sheet.  How important? 

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It’s said that every generation feels that the world is at a crossroads, and that it’s incumbent upon them to do the right thing about something, whether that something is abolition, women’s suffrage, civil rights, banning nuclear weapons, or any …

Are We At The Breaking Point? Read More »

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The video below is one of many made by a brilliant young man, Derek Muller, under the name of his YouTube channel “Veritasium,” with its 5.9 million subscribers. 

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As the Arctic melts and huge glaciers break free there are bound to be a few wild moments. Imagine you live in this town, only to notice that a 300-foot hunk of ice is making its way past you, a …

The Lighter Side of Climate Change Read More »

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In Western culture, the concept of a “time capsule,” the tucking away of writing and artifacts to be opened at a later date, goes back at least to the 18th Century.

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When we think about climate change, we often consider the indirect effects of all that heat, creating things like droughts, wildfires, sea-level rise, famines and the like, but we sometimes overlook the heat itself and its direct effect on the …

Effects of Global Warming Include…. Read More »

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Here’s another exercise for those who like to play with probability and statistics. In 139 years of record-keeping, this June was the warmest June ever recorded, but it also revealed something more troubling: each of the last five January through …

Climate Change and Probability Theory Read More »

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In this article, 87 Percent of Americans Unaware There’s Scientific Consensus on Climate Change, we see the result of surveys conducted by Yale and George Mason Universities.

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