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So what are you thankful for?
For me, it’s easily summed up in one Time magazine photo: How about you?
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Evolution of Evolution: 150 Years of Darwin’s “On the Origin of Species”
Here’s something else I’m thankful for: Science . Charles Darwin’s seminal work, On the Origin of Species , was published on 150 years ago this week, November 24, 1859. You can read the first edition online here . The National Science Foundation has an amazing special ...
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Are we there yet?
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The newspaper that publishes George Will (and Sarah Palin) editorializes: “Many — including us — find global warming deniers’ claims irresponsible.”
Last weekend was a good one for climate-change deniers . A hacker stole and released scores of documents, including personal e-mail exchanges, from a server at Britain’s Climate Research Unit (CRU) at the University of East Anglia, a premier climate-change research center. “This is ...
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New U.S.-India Green Partnership improves prospects for global climate deal
This guest post is by Julian L. Wong , senior policy analyst at the Center for American Progress Yesterday, the chances improved for meaningful progress at Copenhagen, the UN conference on climate change that is less than two weeks away. President Barack Obama and Prime Minister ...
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New Energy Finance: Solar power 50% cheaper by year end, other clean energy sources drop 10%
By the end of 2009, there will have been a 50% drop in the levelized cost–i.e. the lifetime cost per kWh before subsidies–of solar power, and a 10% reduction in the levelized cost of other sources of renewable energy sectors compared to the end of 2008. This prediction is a ...
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Competitive Enterprise Institute to sue RealClimate blogger over moderation policy
Gavin Schmidt has done a wonderful job at RealClimate patiently explaining the context of the stolen emails . He’s made it perfectly clear that the claims of scientific malpractice are without foundation. He must be doing a really good job, because the Competitive Enterprise Institute ...
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Breaking: Obama to attend Copenhagen
U.S. President Barack Obama will go to Copenhagen for a U.N. climate change meeting on December 9, hoping to add momentum to an international process despite slow progress on a domestic bill to cut carbon emissions. Obama planned to make a visit at the beginning of the climate negotiations in ...
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Must-see NASA figures compare 2009 to the two hottest years on record: 2005 and 2007
NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies posted these fascinating figures last week (click for PDF). Yes, the one place in the world where it warmed the least this year is, of course, the good old (continental) U.S. of A. I noted last week that NASA reports hottest June to October on ...
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Climate science statement from the Met Office, NERC and the Royal Society: It’s the hottest decade on record and “even since the 2007 IPCC Assessment the evidence for dangerous, long-term and potentially irreversible climate change has strengthened.”
The 2007 IPCC Assessment, the most comprehensive and respected analysis of climate change to date, states clearly that without substantial global reductions of greenhouse gas emissions we can likely expect a world of increasing droughts, floods and species loss, of rising seas and displaced ...
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SNL on Palin 2012
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Energy and Global Warming News for November 24: Solar energy industry brings a ray of hope to the Rust Belt; India’s PM Singh pledges deeper emissions cuts with ‘global support’
“A mirror facet for a solar dish is cut on a machine at Tower Automotive in Livonia, Mich. The maker of body parts and other components decided to diversify after its orders from automakers dropped during the downturn.” Solar energy industry brings a ray of hope to the Rust ...
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Reuters: “ANALYSIS-Hacked climate e-mails awkward, not game changer”; Hackergate contest — Rename “Climategate” after the crime, not the victim
Embarrassing climate e-mails will have limited impact Scientists behaving badly won’t change evidence…. WASHINGTON, Nov 23 (Reuters) – Revelation of a series of embarrassing e-mails by climate scientists provides fodder for critics, but experts believe the issue ...
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Reuters: “ANALYSIS-Hacked climate e-mails awkward, not game changer”
Embarrassing climate e-mails will have limited impact Scientists behaving badly won’t change evidence…. WASHINGTON, Nov 23 (Reuters) – Revelation of a series of embarrassing e-mails by climate scientists provides fodder for critics, but experts believe the issue ...
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Let’s go with cap-and-innovate
Congress must pass a strong climate bill. The House took an important step in June when it passed a measure with broad carbon-reduction provisions. Now the ball is in the Senate’s court. No one, regardless of political ideology, will be completely satisfied with the final legislation, but ...
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Breaking: US will announce target for cutting carbon emissions before Copenhagen
White House hits back on climate critics That’s the banner headline at the Politico, which reports: “It would be a mistake to conclude that the international community’s failure to reach a final treaty in Copenhagen is due to a lack of domestic legislation in the ...
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Satellite data stunner: “Our data suggest that EAST Antarctica is losing mass…. as a whole, Antarctica may soon be contributing significantly more to global sea-level rise.”
The East Antarctic ice sheet has been losing mass for the last three years, according to an analysis of data from a gravity-measuring satellite mission. That’s from the BBC story . Nature Geoscience just published the study online, “ Accelerated Antarctic ice loss from ...
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UK Guardian: “To stop a climate catastrophe … Scientists must stop sanitising their message”
I’m rerunning and updating this post from April since so many in the media and elsewhere still seem to be pushing the myth that climate scientists have been overhyping the threat posed by climate, when the reverse is true. Far from over-playing their hand to swell their research ...
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Will the Washington Post ever fact check a George Will column?
The Washington Post has published an easily fact-checked falsehood about clean energy — for the umpteenth time (see “ WashPost op-ed page remains the home of un-fact-checked disinformation about clean energy and global warming “). Not surprisingly, columnist George Will is ...
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Energy and Global Warming News for November 23: Obama admin touts clean-air health benefits of clean energy and climate bill; Australia’s extreme weather backs climate experts’ warnings
Obama admin touts clean-air health benefits of clean energy, carbon pollution curbs The Obama administration trotted out its top environmental and health officials today to tout the public health benefits of slashing greenhouse gas emissions and reducing the nation’s reliance on fossil ...
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