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A flood as an opportunity
Our preparedness for the effects of climate change is both mitigating global avg. surface temperature rise and better planning public spaces and improving the distribution/accessibility of resources. Continue reading
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Has ‘false balance’ become self-evidently wrong?
Have we finally entered a period wherein awareness of the fallacies of AGW-denial has matured enough for false-balance to have become either deliberate or the result of mindlessness? Continue reading
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The global warming hiatus could last another five years. Its aftermath is the real problem.
Whether you’ve been fending off climate-change skeptics on Twitter or have been looking for reasons to become a climate-change skeptic yourself, you must’ve heard about the hiatus. It’s the name given to a relatively drastic drop in the rate at which the … Continue reading
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Tagged accelerated warming, anthropogenic global warming, climate change, climate skepticism, COP 21, Coupled Carbon Cycle Climate Model Intercomparison Project, global warming hiatus, internal variability, Nature Climate Change
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