May 2011 – Earth’s climate system: a study in process
Sometimes new information and data comes to our attention that may surprise us or make us uncomfortable: it may not
Sometimes new information and data comes to our attention that may surprise us or make us uncomfortable: it may not
Two central questions in Climate Science are: is our planet warming, and, if so, are human activities primarily responsible? The
It is always a challenge to look out the window, observe the weather, and keep in mind that it is
I don’t know about you, but I just love oil. As a matter of fact I am addicted to it
January 2011 – Black Carbon: Part 2 Changing Glaciers in Asia Black carbon (BC) or soot holds both peril and
December 2010 – Black carbon growing piece of climate change puzzle This is going to be a dirty story: about
The International Energy Agency recently raised its forecast for global oil demand. The agency, based in Paris, reports that global
On 19 May 1845, Sir John Franklin set sail from the Thames River, England searching for the famed, long sought
"And yet it moves". Legend has it that Galileo Galilei said this at age 70 in 1633 after he was
There is a huge coal-burning plant in Lamar County, Ga., that produces a lot of electricity. In order to do
July 2010 – Events of 2010 fit description of Global Weirding Global Weirding is an interesting term. As explained by
At 4.52 billion years of age, our planet is no spring chicken. While still young compared with the age of
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