Nature
Relied on in 14 ICSUSA columns · 12 documents in this library.
- China leads research in 90% of crucial technologies — a dramatic shift this century
Used in an ICSUSA column: *** China leads research in 90% of crucial technologies. [Nature, Vol 649, 1 January 2026].
Used in 1 column - Oceans in Asia smash heat records — what it means for extreme weather
Used in an ICSUSA column: First used by The Lancet journal in 2015, it is “a word related to nostalgia, which describes the emotional strain of witnessing one’s environment change or deteriorate”. [Nature, Vol 654, 25 June 2026].
Used in 1 column - Cited as Nature, vol 649, 29 January 2026
Used in an ICSUSA column: *Nature magazine reports that the U. S. has withdrawn from 66 scientific, cultural, farming, health and security organizations [United Nations and international], many of which it helped to create.[Nature, vol 649, 29 January 2026].
Used in 1 column - Cited as Nature Vol 656, 20 August 2026.
Used in an ICSUSA column: More than 100,000 people were evacuated and over 400,000 acres have burnt across Spain” more than five times normal. [Nature Vol 656, 20 August 2026.]
Used in 1 column - Cited as Nature, Vol 639, 20 March 2025
Used in an ICSUSA column: Of the first 25 of 100 leading institutions in energy research and development globally, 23 are in China. [Nature, Vol 639, 20 March 2025].
Used in 1 column - Cited as Nature, p554, Vol 636, 19/26 December 2024 and Photo
Used in an ICSUSA column: As she went over the data she noted “that older women died at much higher rates during that disaster, and they are especially vulnerable to the impacts of climate change.” [Nature, p554, Vol 636, 19/26 December 2024 and Photo].
Used in 1 column - A supercollider glimpses a gathering of three particles never seen together before
Used in an ICSUSA column: Without that accuracy, our GPS may not be able to guide us to Starbucks or that Supercharger. [Nature, 27 March, 2024.]
Used in 1 column - Vatican convenes major climate-change meeting
Used in an ICSUSA column: In April of this year, “scientists, religious figures and policymakers gathered at the Vatican to discuss the science of global warming and the danger posed to the world’s poorest people” [Nature,p596,Vol520,30April2015].
Used in 1 column - Cited as Nature Vol.514, p24-26, 2 October 2014.
Used in an ICSUSA column: He worked at a site called Monte Verde and his research led him to the conclusion that early peoples there predated by 1,500 years the earliest [Clovis] site in North America; [Nature Vol.514, p24-26, 2 October 2014.]
Used in 1 column - Cited as Nature, 7 August 2014, Vol 512, page 65-69
Used in an ICSUSA column: A research article in Nature [7 August 2014, Vol 512, page 65-69] found that anthropogenic mercury in the oceans was triple what they were before the industrial revolution.
Used in 1 column - Cited as Nature, 479,509-12, 24 Nov.2011
Used in an ICSUSA column: One example is a recent paper by Kinnard et al. published in Nature [479,509-12, 24 Nov.2011] from
Used in 1 column - Human contribution to more-intense precipitation extremes
Used in an ICSUSA column: What is important to recognize is that not only temperature, but also precipitation [rain or snow], and extreme weather events of all kinds are becoming the norm [Nature470,378-381,2/17/11].
Used in 1 column
More than 100,000 people were evacuated and over 400,000 acres have burnt across Spain” more than five times normal. [Nature Vol 656, 20 August 2026.]
October 2026 – We All Love Records of Some Sort: But Newer Climate Ones Are Not So Good October 2026*** China leads research in 90% of crucial technologies. [Nature, Vol 649, 1 January 2026].
September 2026 – Transitions Often Brings Out Creativity, New Ideas and Solutions September 2026First used by The Lancet journal in 2015, it is “a word related to nostalgia, which describes the emotional strain of witnessing one’s environment change or deteriorate”. [Nature, Vol 654, 25 June 2026].
August 2026 – Transitions are Messy and Our Move to Renewables is no Exception August 2026*Nature magazine reports that the U. S. has withdrawn from 66 scientific, cultural, farming, health and security organizations [United Nations and international], many of which it helped to create.[Nature, vol 649, 29 January 2026].
March 2026 – Renewables and Electrification: Still Going Strong Everywhere March 2026Of the first 25 of 100 leading institutions in energy research and development globally, 23 are in China. [Nature, Vol 639, 20 March 2025].
June 2025 – Planet Earth is Still Warming and the Effects Are Obvious June 2025As she went over the data she noted “that older women died at much higher rates during that disaster, and they are especially vulnerable to the impacts of climate change.” [Nature, p554, Vol 636, 19/26 December 2024 and Photo].
January 2025 – Information and Individuals Matter; and More Progress January 2025Without that accuracy, our GPS may not be able to guide us to Starbucks or that Supercharger. [Nature, 27 March, 2024.]
September 2024 – Earth Time is Changing and Renewables Too September 2024The bar chart titled “Carbon Cuts” [Nature magazine] illustrates the changes in carbon dioxide [CO2] emissions in 2020 compared to 2019, pre-Covid.
February 2021 – Transitions, Transitions and More Transitions February 2021In April of this year, “scientists, religious figures and policymakers gathered at the Vatican to discuss the science of global warming and the danger posed to the world’s poorest people” [Nature,p596,Vol520,30April2015].
August 2015 – “Laudato Si” (Praise Be to You); Pope Francis Sides With Climate Change August 2015He worked at a site called Monte Verde and his research led him to the conclusion that early peoples there predated by 1,500 years the earliest [Clovis] site in North America; [Nature Vol.514, p24-26, 2 October 2014.]
December 2014 – Climate Data Continue to Indicate Global Warming December 2014A research article in Nature [7 August 2014, Vol 512, page 65-69] found that anthropogenic mercury in the oceans was triple what they were before the industrial revolution.
November 2014 – War on Coal? Absolutely Not, But We must Stop Burning It November 2014One example is a recent paper by Kinnard et al. published in Nature [479,509-12, 24 Nov.2011] from
December 2012 – Climate Change: Recent Past to Present December 2012What is important to recognize is that not only temperature, but also precipitation [rain or snow], and extreme weather events of all kinds are becoming the norm [Nature470,378-381,2/17/11].
May 2012 – Climate change no longer a puzzle May 2012The issue is, to paraphrase a recent paper in Nature (Vol. 453, May 15, 2008, page 353), the physical and biological changes observed on our planet over the past 50 years is due to warming caused by anthropogenic activities (including GHG); we are no longer in a natural cycle of warming and cooling.
April 2010 – Ice ages: They come and go – but why? April 2010