Archive for November 28th, 2009
In Copenhagen, the once moderate-to-fresh winds are now more often storms.
Four writers report on the climate changes they’ve experienced close to home.
In Cape Town, a rise in unpredictable and more ferocious fires are destroying the ecosystem.
In Cape Town, a rise in unpredictable and more ferocious fires are destroying the ecosystem.
The shifting ocean currents and temperatures has brought migrations of Magellanic penguins to Ipanema Beach.
Some Republicans in South Carolina are questioning the conservative bona fides of Senator Lindsey Graham.
The Oklahoma senator talks about why he is planning a trip to Copenhagen.
The Copenhagen Diagnosis article suggests (based on a couple of recent studies) we need to limit further CO2 emissions to at most 650-750 Gtons. The Fig 22 graph peaking in 2011, with maximum
I know, I know, I’ve been writing a lot about DeSmog’s new book Climate Cover Up. But I just can’t help myself when I see all these great stats rolling in. I just have to share
Tags: climate cover up, climate cover up bestseller, James Hoggan, jim hoggan, media studies best seller
Scientists predict an ice age could be provoked in a matter of months The next Ice Age could take only weeks to engulf Britain. Scientists say the last great disruption to the Gulf Stream 12,800
Tags: climate change, Environment, Guardian, science, The Observer, UK news
BNP leader who believes climate change activists are ‘cranks’ will be member of European parliament’s delegation Nick Griffin, the leader of the British National party, is to
Tags: BNP, climate change, Copenhagen climate change conference 2009, Environment, European Union, Guardian, Nick Griffin, The Observer, UK news
Sir Paul McCartney will this week throw his weight behind a growing campaign to address global warming by reducing the amount of meat we eat, lobbying EU politicians for their backing. The former
Tags: climate change
I'm pretty sure that this subject has been analysed–probably repeatedly–but the results have not appeared on my computer screen. We have been dramatically increasing our emissions
Tags: Liberal Skeptic
Going out on a limb and sawing it off Dr Kevin Trenberth lead author of “Observations: Surface and Atmospheric Climate Change” in the 2007 IPCC report is reported to have emailed
Tags: Anthropogenic climate change, Carbon Credits, Carbon Footprint, climate change, El Nino, ENSO, global cooling, global warming, Greenhouse theory, I.P.C.C., meteorology, Natural climate change, Science of global warming, sea surface temperatures, Solar cycle, Southern Oscillation, Sun, Uncategorized, UNIPCC, weather
Eduardo Zorita, a climate scientist at the GKSS Resaerch Center near Hamburg , Germany, has posted these comments up on his website: Why I think that Michael Mann, Phil Jones and Stefan Rahmstorf
These comments by Mike Hulme of UEA (location of CRU) were originally posted at DotEarth: The key lesson to be learned is that not only must scientific knowledge about climate change be publicly
Note: title suffix – “autosuggest still blocked” has been removed, see update2 at bottom of story. We’ve had the term “global warming” in the lexicon since well
Tags: Climategate, WUWT
I did not ask Valtteri to write this on my behalf. It is obvious that the discussion needs to advance on policies and action to adapt to and mitigate man-made climate change.
1) UAH: well, consider the 1990 book, copyright George C. Marshall Institute, by Jastrow, Nierenberg, and Seitz. IT contains the article "Precise Monitoring of GLobal Temperatures from
In the UEA statement of Nov 24, 2009, Phil Jones said: CRU has not sought to hide the decline. Indeed, CRU has published a number of articles that both illustrate, and discuss the implications of,
Tags: Uncategorized
From Dr. Roy Spencer’s blog (with WUWT apologies to Roy and Wayne and Garth) My Top 10 Annoyances in the Climate Change Debate by Roy W. Spencer, Ph. D. Well, maybe not my top 10…but the
Tags: climate_change, WUWT
Globe and Mail: Canada has agreed to write a cheque for a $10-billion (U.S.) fund that would help poor nations cope with the consequences of climate change but Prime Minister Stephen Harper
Tags: Climate Ark, climate fund developed nations aid | North America | Canada
Agence France-Presse: The true cost of fighting climate change will top 300 billion dollars and developed countries may balk at footing the bill, Guyana’s Prime Minister Bharrat Jagdeo said
Tags: Climate Ark, climate developing nations costs | South/Central America/Caribbean | Guyana
National Public Radio: There’s an experiment going on in the redwood forests of northern California: people are trying to turn trees into "carbon banks." The idea is to manage
Tags: carbon trees science | North America | United States, Climate Ark
Christian Science Monitor: As major Western powers rush to break a deadlock over a new global emissions treaty ahead of the Copenhagen climate summit in 10 days, world leaders face another problem:
Tags: Climate Ark, Copenhagen climategate | Worldwide/General |
Associated Press: Leaders of the Commonwealth countries called Saturday for a legally binding international agreement on climate change and a global fund with billions of dollars to help poorer
Tags: Climate Ark, climate change optimism leaders momentum | Worldwide/General |
Reuters: Commonwealth leaders will lobby for an international climate deal that includes $10 billion for next year to help poor and vulnerable states fight the effects of global warming, the
Tags: climate adaptation fund | Worldwide/General |, Climate Ark
Meles Zenawi: Climate change will hit Africa – a continent that has contributed virtually nothing to bring it about – first and hardest. Aside from Antarctica, Africa is the only