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“Climate Change Is Real” – Former NY Army Corps Commander John Boulé
Stop ignoring climate change and start preparing for higher sea level rise and more frequent and more powerful storms.
Retrospective look at the Hockey Stick controversy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Ij-dl0ppng A highlight starts at 34:30 minutes in. Le professeur Bradley est l'invité du comité de vie scientifique de l'Association étudiante du Centre Eau Terre Environnement (AECETE). Professeur éminent au Département de géosciences et directeur du Climate System Research Center de l'Université du Massachussetts à Amherst (États-Unis), le professeur Bradley étudie les changements climatiques depuis plus de 40 ans. Ses travaux portent sur la variabilité du climat, et ce, à différentes échelles temporelles, grâce aux reconstructions paléoclimatiques. Il a publié [...]
The Biggest Control Knob: Carbon Dioxide in Earth’s Climate History
CO2 is, and has always been, the biggest climate control knob in the Earth’s history
99 One-Liners Rebutting Denier Talking Points — With Links To The Full Climate Science
Progressives should know the disinformers’ most commonly used arguments — and how to answer them crisply.
James Hansen explains Climate Change and Free Market Solution
Climate Scientist Hansen turns activist, advocates 'Fee' on carbon pollution.
Dramatic Changes in Polar Ice
Speaker: Waleed Abdalati (NASA)
Humid air and the Jet Stream help to fuel more intense thunderstorms and tornadoes
https://youtu.be/huweohIh_Bw "The fuel for the more intense storms would be the predicted warming of the Earth caused by the burning of fossil fuels that release greenhouse gases." A combination of a slower Jet Stream (see video for explanation and study) and a more humid atmosphere increase the likelihood for a more intense thunderstorm environment. Related are the polar amplification or sea ice melt and the studies from NASA, NCAS & PIK. More info comes from Property Claims (see image), which give some kind [...]
How to talk to a climate change denier
George Marshall tells us to have that important conversation with Uncle Bob.