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The Word Doctor Wants to Help

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https://drreddyfamilydoctors.com/womans-health/ Is it official? Can we say the IPCC is having an even worse week than the U.S. Democratic party? First the Himalayan glaciers, then the ongoing Rajendra Pachauri chronicles, and now this story, which is bound to reverberate for days, if not weeks. Let me be the first to point out the common denominator: the…Continue Reading…

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The Path to Decarbonization

https://www.munshinegroup.com/home-nonprofit/clients/ Looks like there’s an important new voice in the climate change debate. As Roger Pielke Jr. notes, Bill Gates recently offered some refreshing thoughts on climate policy, starting with this: Conservation and behavior change alone will not get us to the dramatically lower levels of Co2 emissions needed to make a real difference. We need…Continue Reading…

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About Those Science Gaps

Order Soma Online Quirin Schiermeier has a must-read piece (free access) in Nature about the gaps in climate science. It’s a sober and frank examination, placed in a larger (and very helpful) perspective. He lists the bullet points in this blog post: My feature describes unressolved problems in four specific areas – regional climate prediction, precipitation changes, aerosols,…Continue Reading…

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Ill Winds on the Climate Horizon

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The Art of Climate Communication

In a recent post and comment elsewhere, I have suggested that better communication will not be enough to convince the masses to embrace climate change as an urgent concern. The philosopher Alain de Botton comes to the same conclusion is this elegant essay: The role of the commentator on the environment is at one level…Continue Reading…

The Clash over Wind

And some climate activists chided me for making hay out of the Mojave desert/renewable energy controversy. Looks like Romm is taking on Feinstein over this and in doing so, he’s ignited a zesty debate among his loyalists, revealing a green schism that is sure to grow wider and nastier. Or has it already? Craig Goodrich,…Continue Reading…

It's the Lizard Brain, Stupid

At what point will climate change advocates wake up to the fact that they are chasing their tails?  At what point will the various camps reassess the dominant assumptions that inform their positions, namely: 1) It’s a communication problem. If only scientists would get some media training, if only journalists didn’t do such a crappy…Continue Reading…

The Race to Doomsday

https://advogadoemresende.com/audiencia-publica-maes-em-carcere/ Which will win: peak oil or global warming? If you follow both narratives in the blogosphere, which is where the debate is most kinetic, you already know that peak oil and global warming are flip sides of the same coin. I come at this mainly as a journalist, but also as someone who is interested…Continue Reading…

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