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Scientists: The Marine Stewardship Council “is failing to protect the environment and needs radical reform” - Are MSC-certified 'sustainable fisheries' in fact unsustainable?
Small fisheries that use highly selective, low-impact techniques, such as hook-and-line fishing or hand picking, are often sustainable, but make up only a tiny fraction of MSC-certified fisheries. As part of ClimateProgress’s effort to focus a ... [read more]
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Politico on CA Senate debate: “Fiorina’s major stumble came on the issue of Proposition 23.”
Poor Carly Fiorina.  To make conservative ideologues happy, she has to abandon science and her previous positions on the key issues of global warming and clean energy (see “The dumbing down of Carly Fiorina” and links below). But to win election ... [read more]
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News Break: Offshore Rig Explodes Off Louisiana Coast
A rig located just west of where the Deepwater Horizon rig exploded and sank last April, killing eleven workers and subsequently releasing millions of barrels of oil and gas into the gulf. [read more]
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The Future of Green School Buildings
The large number of deteriorating public school buildings are causing school boards across the US to consider new green schools and retrofits that save energy as well as improve learning. This greening of schools is at the forefront of green buil ... [read more]
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Global Warming: To Act or Not to Act
Rob Miller, managing director of the Rhoda Group, gave a talk called A Really Inconvenient Truth last year at the Hillside Club in Berkeley, California. In this clip he discusses the four scenarios of action vs. inaction in the face of climate c ... [read more]
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2010 Is Five-Alarm Tipping Point of Polar Ice Cap Melting Due to Global Warming
It seems that everyone but global warming skeptics is gravely concerned about polar ice cap melting. I certainly am. For more than a decade, scientists have been warning about the cataclysm of melting ice, particularly polar ice cap melting. I ... [read more]
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Green School Buildings: The Many Benefits of Ventilation
The kind of ventilation we see in green schools, promotes wellness and supports a healthy learning environment. [read more]
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It was twenty five years ago today
She's still just as adorable twenty five years later: [read more]
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Survey on attitudes towards climate science
Stephan Lewandowsky is conducting a survey on attitudes towards climate science and related issues and is interested in responses from readers of pro-science blogs. Go here if you are interested. [read more]
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JPL/NOAA Study: Stronger El Niño hints at global warming, complicates climate prediction
08/27/2010 Adding kindling to a perennial debate, new joint research from JPL and NOAA scientists tentatively suggests an emboldened and westward bound El Niño might be the result of global warming. [read more]
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8/28/10 – New York Times ...
8/28/10 – New York Times Anna’s Letter to the Editor in response to Math Lessons for Locavores [read more]
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Survey says…
There’s a survey about attitudes toward science, economics, and global warming, among other things. You may wish to participate, here. [read more]
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8/26/10 – Foreign Policy A ...
8/26/10 – Foreign Policy Association Five Questions for…Anna Lappé [read more]
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Experts urge faster and more relevant U.N. climate reports
OSLO | Mon Aug 23, 2010  The U.N. panel of climate scientists should be more nimble at highlighting global warming trends and at fixing mistakes, experts said ahead of the planned August 30 release of a review of the group's work. U.N. Secretary ... [read more]
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Anthropogenic Global Cooling
Global warming during the 20th century was uneven, to say the least. In fact it occurred in two episodes, a warming from about 1915 to 1940, and another from about 1975 to the present. This is evident from a graph … Continue reading → [read more]
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Tumblin’ dice
BPSDB I recently made an earlier attempt at exploring probability in relation to climate. Michael Tobis (citing Andy Revkin) points to a very nice and more succinct analogy by Professor Steven Sherwood of the University of New South Wales: The “l ... [read more]
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Lily the Pink
BPSDB On the left – the official UK government coat of arms. On the right – the logo used by Christopher Monckton on his presentations.   By far the best comment that I’ve seen on the two images was one by Vagueofgodalming over at Deltoid: Nice t ... [read more]
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Granola Free Energy Management Software Helps Blog Readers Reduce Global Warming and Their Electric Bill
Compared with the environmental impact of burning fossil fuels for heating and transportation, computers are relatively benign. In fact, the Internet age has played only a fractional role in the larger, more devastating increase in energy cons ... [read more]
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Installing Chrome Rims
When choosing a Chrome rim for your vehicle, it is important that you choose carefully according to your vehicle type.  Its weight need to be proportional to the weight of your vehicle.  The difference in the ratio of weight may affect the perfor ... [read more]
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Commenting on lists and name-calling
Well, last week Marc Morano posted my email on his climatedepot website and his email blast, in the process of comparing me to the Stasi (secret police of the former East German one-party-rule Communist regime.) Over the past week I've had a stre ... [read more]
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Early reactions to Anderegg et al in PNAS
I'm the second author on the article "Expert Credibility in Climate Change" just out yesterday at http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2010/06/04/1003187107.abstract. It's been written up several places, and is quickly making the rounds on the web, ... [read more]
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Organic Wine Of The Month - May 2010
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Memorial Day 2010 - Special Double Feature
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Limber up for the pre-election backflip season
The Australian Labor Government may have abandoned the ETS field in the lead up the election. Ironically leaving Malcolm Turnbull as the only pro-CPRS player left, but on his way out. Not content with his Pyrrhic victory, he uses this for his ver ... [read more]
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New Version of the Blog has been Launched
The new AccuWeather.com Global Climate Change Blog has been launched. It has a new address now, so update your bookmarks now....... This is the new address. You can also reach the new version of the blog through the extreme weather... [read more]
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`Missing Heat` will Eventually Show Itself
Very interesting article was posted not too long ago on Physorg.com about a recent study about 'missing' heat energy. The study was led by NCAR's Kevin Trenberth. Roughly half of the world's heat energy that has built up over recent... [read more]
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Blog’s End, Last Post
628 good quality posts make for a decent archive so the site stays online however, the latest site stats cannot be ignored; between two and five visits per day is hardly any justification to warrant the effort and keep the blog going. [read more]
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Professor Richard Lindzen's latest Essay
Conservative blogger and commentator Andrew Bolt posts about Climate scientist Professor Richard Lindzen latest piece: To a significant extent, the issue of climate change revolves around the elevation of the commonplace to the ancient level of o ... [read more]
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Our problem is climate change is not our problem
"... it is hard to make people value the long-term future as much as the immediate future."and other pearls of wisdom from the mind of Lord Rees of Ludlow, astrophysicist and Astronomer Royal, can be found here."Global warming poses a unique poli ... [read more]
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