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Weather Extremes: Atmospheric Waves And Climate Change .S. in 2011 and Russia...
By Vladimir Petoukhov and Stefan Rahmstorf,via The Conversation The northern hemisphere has experienced a spate of extreme weather in recent times. In 2012 there were destructive heat waves in the U.S....
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New Oceans Study: Global Warming Accelerated in Past 15 Years published in...
By Dana Nuccitelli via Skeptical Science. A new study of ocean warming has just been published in Geophysical Research Letters by Balmaseda, Trenberth, and Källén (2013). There are several important...
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The Consequences of a Blue Arctic good algorasm plug-and-chug math regarding...
We haven’t had a good algorasm here in a while, so let’s break out our calculators and do some plug-and-chug math regarding a critical topic: the consequences of a Blue Arctic. I define “Blue Arctic”...
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20th Century Temperatures the Hottest in 1400 Years: New Climate Change...
Global average temperatures were the hottest in 1400 years in the 20th century, more specifically during the period 1971-2000, according to a first-of-its-kind scientific study. The study, conducted by...
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Climate Change and the Carbon Bubble Reality Checkby Lord Stern of the...
In recent months there has been a renewed look at the idea of a financial carbon bubble, or unburnable carbon reserves. Most recently, a report from The Carbon Tracker with a forward by Lord Stern of...
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Climate Change: Global Temperatures Still Above Average The Economist noting...
Some skeptics have seized on a recent article in The Economist noting an apparent “hiatus” in global warming to argue that climate change is a fiction and efforts to address it are misguided. Those...
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OTEC and Energy Innovation: The Willie Sutton Approach Robert Stewart of...
Willie Sutton is purported to have claimed he robbed banks “because that’s where the money is.” Whether or not those were his words; it is the right approach to energy. Robert Stewart of Texas A&M...
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