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2013 SkS Weekly Digest #31
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SkS Highlights Dana's An accurately informed public is necessary for climate policy created quite a buzz this past week. It is a repost of Dana's guest post on the Making Science Public blog of the University of Nottingham in the UK. Many...
'Green News Report' - August 8, 2013
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IN TODAY'S RADIO REPORT: Record breaking weather extremes are the new normal; Surprise! 'Conservative' media disinforms the public; Fossil fuel industry showers Republicans with campaign cash; Seattle's community solar; PLUS: The FATBERG that...
Humans are Causing Global Warming & it is Already Impacting Us: four key take-aways from the IPCC
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Jake Schmidt, International Climate Policy Director, Washington, DC This morning, the climate science community released its latest consensus report. More than 600 researchers from 32 countries reviewed more than 9,000 peer-reviewed studies for this...
IPCC Scientists Emphasize Immorality Of Inaction By Focusing On ‘Irreversible Impacts’
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CREDIT: Shutterstock IPCC Scientists Emphasize Immorality Of Inaction By Focusing On ‘Irreversible Impacts’ by Joe Romm thinkprogress.org What is the biggest change in the new climate report by the world’s top scientists and governments compared...
rjs continues to do my work for me
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from rjs, October 5, 2014 Mosquito Virus That Walloped Caribbean Spreads in U.S. - A mosquito-borne virus that can cause debilitating joint pain lasting for years has spread to the continental U.S. after infecting hundreds of thousands of people in...

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Fewer fumes: What the switch to electric vehicles means for Jacksonville

By Ayurella Horn-Muller (Climate Central), Brendan Rivers (ADAPT) and Danielle Uliano (WJXT) At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic and during the ensuing economic slowdown, Jacksonville virtually shut down. Businesses shuttered their doors and most...
A hotter and drier climate is set to hurt agriculture in the West and help farmers in Asia

By Caitlin Looby, Climate Central and Clarisa Diaz, Quartz Both of these fields are at risk This story was produced through a partnership between Quartz and Climate Central. Scientists have found that climate change will strain the global food supply...
How tidal flooding is impacting students, caretakers and education in Atlantic City

Miriam Spellman, of Atlantic City, discusses the risk of flooding to the Pennsylvania Avenue School while picking up her great grandchildren William, 3, and Asa, 8. Edward Lea, Staff Photographer, Press of Atlantic City. A computer-generated image shows...
Picturing Our Future

PICTURING OUR FUTURE | KEY CONCEPTS | METHODOLOGY Today’s climate and energy choices shape tomorrow’s shorelines New Climate Central research shows that under the current emissions pathway leading toward 3°C global warming, about 50 major cities around...
Drier heat waves threaten crops in Iowa

By Caitlin Looby, Climate Central and Amber Alexander, NBC WHO 13 Des Moines IOWA — Jean Eells dug into the earth on her farm after the fall harvest and discovered a problem. It was 2016 and the farmer that rented her land had just left. When she pulled...

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Sinking Atlantic Coastline Meets Rapidly Rising Seas | Climate Central

The East Coast is sinking, which is worsening the impacts of sea level rise. These are the hot spots.
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Climate Central researches and reports on the impacts of climate change, including sea level rise and coastal flooding, extreme weather and weather attribution, global warming and local temperature tr...

Searing Kuwait Temp Could Rank Among World’s Hottest | Climate Central

The temperature of 129.2°F recorded in Kuwait is an example of those that are likely to become more common.