Scott Denning‏: CO2 the Greenhouse Effect explained (2010)

2010, Climate Change, CO2 Emissions, Communication, Greenhouse Effect, Greenhouse GasesLeave a comment

In this video Professor of Atmospheric Science at Colorado State University, Scott Denning explains the greenhouse effect. http://simpleserioussolvable.org/videos This video was recorded in 2010. You can follow Scott Denning‏ at https://twitter.com/airscottdenning Explained: The Greenhouse Effect – Heat trapping https://climatestate.com/2013/05/03/the-greenhouse-effect-heat-trapping/ How the Greenhouse Effect works https://climatestate.com/2013/08/25/how-the-greenhouse-effect-works/

Photos: It is Hell in California other Parts U.S., Record Fire, Storms, Heat Hits States Hard #Footage

2020, Extreme Weather, Impacts, WildfireLeave a comment

Dad, what did you do to act on climate change? Right now, the State of California is dotted with dozens of large scale wildfires, actually three of the largest wildfires ever recorded are currently burning out of control. Often the situation on the ground pretty much resembles a movie scene from hell, absolutely apocalyptic pictures…

Berlins Bürgermeister Michael Müller (SPD) Blockiert Massnahmen gegen Luftverschmutzung, und Klimawandel

2020, GermanyLeave a comment

Berlins regierender Bürgermeister Michael Müller (SPD) legte Heute sein Veto gegen wichtige Klimamassnahmen ein, obwohl dies im Vorfeld mit den Koalitionspartnern der Grünen und Linke Parteien abgesprochen wurde. Um was ging es? Verbot für Diesel in der Innenstadt ab dem Jahr 2030 Solarpflicht auf Dächern Einführung einer City-Maut Anhebung der Parkgebühren In Berlin stieg der…

Climate Change and the Inevitable Hunger for War

2020, Climate Change, Climate State, Conflict, Impacts, National Security, OpinionLeave a comment

Neuroscientist Joseph Herbert asked in Psychology Today, if without testosterone, would there be war? He briefly explains tendencies of the males drive, fueled by the testosterone hormone, for violence, and that in our entire human history, we went often to war. Young males have a natural tendency, which seems testosterone-related, to form coalitions.  This includes…

Scientists Detect Signs of Abrupt Climate Shift in Arctic

2020, Arctic Amplification, Cryosphere, Deglaciation, Ice Cores, TemperatureLeave a comment

Ice cores obtained years ago document an ominous rise of temperatures, abrupt change manifesting just within a few decades. First scientists thought this must be an error, but slowly they realize what it could mean for us today. Research into the polar ocean, found, it is getting hotter at a rate faster than even the worst…

Massive Methane Hydrate Dissociation Discovered near Brazil Coast

2020, Climate Feedbacks, Europe, Methane Hydrate, Pedology, South America, Southern HemisphereLeave a comment

A joint research team from Brazil and France, spearheaded by professor Marcelo Ketzer and his colleagues from the Linnaeus University uncovered methane gas leakage from gas hydrate dissociation in the Southern Hemisphere for the first time. The study authors suggest that the leakage is tied to climate change, more specifically to ocean warming. Along the…

Northvolt Aims for the Greenest Batteries in the World

Clean Tech, Electric Car, Emissions Reduction, Energy, InvestorLeave a comment

Nortvolt, a Swedish company founded by two former TESLA employees recently secured $1,6 billion to finance the construction of two Gigafactories, battery manufacturing plants. The locations for Northvolt One is Skellefteå, Sweden, and Northvolt Two in Salzgitter, Germany. A consortium of companies, financial institutions, and governments, including Volkswagen, BMW,  UniCredit Bank Austria, and the German…