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September 12, 2026Transitions Often Brings Out Creativity, New Ideas and SolutionsJuly 9, 2026The Arctic: Climate Change is Changing the Chemistry … and MoreApril 12, 2026Stable Climate: In Balance; Today: ImbalancedMarch 14, 2026Renewables and Electrification: Still Going Strong EverywhereFebruary 14, 2026Climate Science: “Rise of the Renewables”January 14, 2026The Arctic Is Changing: The John Franklin ExpeditionOctober 11, 2025And The Renewable Energy Story Continues: It is UnstoppableJuly 12, 2025Extreme Weather, Climate Change, Global Warming: It is HereMay 17, 2025With Warming Climate, Planting Zones Are Changing: Animals Are Noticing TooMarch 15, 2025Climate News and Weather Forecasts, but Climate Data May Be Hard to FindFebruary 25, 2025The Data Still Stands: Unlike Ice It Will Not Melt AwayDecember 15, 2024NOAA's 2024 Arctic Report Card says tundra is now a net source of carbon to the atmosphereOctober 15, 2024Warmer Ocean Waters, Climate Tidbits, Renewables and MoreDecember 15, 2022Antarctica: A Birthday of Sorts, The Antarctic TreatyNovember 12, 2022Permafrost Regions: What is Happening There?May 12, 2022PPM Means a Lot in Climate Science: Just Like in Wine or CookingMarch 14, 2022Doomsday Vault, the Black Box and Renewables: Quite A MixSeptember 12, 2021Weather Happenings and Some Peoples ResponseAugust 15, 2021Domes, the Climate Crises and the Energy TransitionMarch 13, 2021Greenland: A World Apart is ChangingDecember 15, 2020Climate Change: Banks Are a Major Source of the Problem ... and the SolutionOctober 15, 2020The Science of Climate Change and the Role of Greenhouse GasesJanuary 16, 2020Renewable Energy: Coming of Age, Here and Now, and Perhaps Just in Time [?]December 13, 2019Tuktoyaktuk: An Inuvialuit Town at the Frontline of Climate ChangeNovember 15, 2019Yes, Carbon Dioxide is really the ProblemFebruary 15, 2019Climate Change: “The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly”May 13, 2018“Extra! Extra! Read All About It!”March 1, 2018Coal: Are We Beating a Dead Horse?February 1, 2018Artists Engage the Science of Climate ChangeNovember 15, 2017Climate Change and the Great DisruptionJuly 2, 2017Climate Change: Let’s Cool it and Talk About IceJune 15, 2017Climate Science: Step Forward and Half Step BackMay 7, 2017Climate Change and Earth’s Carbon BudgetFebruary 5, 2017Climate Change: Strawberry or Watermelon Ice?December 6, 2016Climate Change: Our Children’s TrustNovember 6, 2016Climate Change Changes EverythingAugust 15, 2016Climate Change: The Story ContinuesJuly 15, 2016Climate Change: A story With Many CharactersApril 3, 2016In Climate Science “Little Things Mean a Lot”March 6, 2016Climate Change: Wit, Whimsy and Sea Level RiseNovember 1, 2015A Tale of Three Dimes and Climate ChangeOctober 4, 2015Climate Change, What Me Worry?August 15, 2015“Laudato Si” (Praise Be to You); Pope Francis Sides With Climate ChangeJuly 15, 2015Permanent Press and Permafrost: Are They Really Permanent?June 15, 2015Climate Change: “Death by a Thousand Cuts”?April 30, 2015The Arctic: Still Revealing Its MysteryNovember 15, 2014War on Coal? Absolutely Not, But We must Stop Burning ItMarch 15, 2014Climate Change: Challenges in Getting the Big PictureFebruary 12, 2014With Climate Change Will Extreme Weather Become the Norm?October 7, 2013Heat Transport to the Arctic and Corresponding Changes in Climate and EcologyAugust 5, 2013Changing Climate, Changes the Jet Stream, which Changes the WeatherJune 8, 2013Climate Change: New Milestone Has Been SetApril 8, 2013Climate Change: A Clear and Present DangerMarch 15, 2013We May Ignore or Deny It, But Climate Change is OccurringFebruary 15, 2013Three Numbers That Will Define Our Climate FutureJanuary 15, 2013Climate Change Consensus and a Call to “Photovoltaic” ArmsDecember 15, 2012Climate Change: Recent Past to PresentNovember 15, 2012Recent Data Continue to Support Climate ChangeFebruary 15, 2012Billions of Dead Trees: the New Canary in a Cage?December 15, 2011Climate Legacies, Past, Present and Future

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