Climate and Hurricanes 2016
Leading Atmospheric Scientists weigh-in on impacts of climate change on this year’s hurricane season and beyond.
What Exxon Knew
Newly released documents show that scientists at Exxon Oil Corporation conducted research on climate change and the greenhouse effect in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Their conclusions were in accord with mainstream scientific groups in academia, NASA, NOAA, and the Department of Energy, showing that global warming posed a serious problem, with potential “catastrophic…
The EV Revolution
People used to buy electric cars to help save the planet. Now they buy electric cars, because they are the best, most fun, and coolest rides around.
Greenland 2014 – Follow the Water
Climatecrocks: First Yale video to include new Greenland footage from last month. See what you think.
Yale: Climate, Jetstream and Polar Vortex
Blanket 24/7 media coverage of the short but frigid ‘Polar Vortex’ temperatures — climate change? global warming? — provides a cornucopia of material for this month’s ‘This is Not Cool’ video.
No Slowdown in Global Warming since 1998
Sep 4, 2013 by yaleclimateforum In recent months, a lively media conversation has taken place in regard to what the surface temperature record is telling us. Here, a group of leading Atmospheric and Ocean experts put the data in context.
Greenland Ice Sheet: “Starting to Slip”
Published on YouTube Jul 29, 2013: Research scientists provide insights on recent ‘unprecedented’ melting of Greenland’s interior ice sheet. Latest video for The Yale Forum on Climate Change & the Media, the first since returning from Greenland – includes interviews with Ice expert Alun Hubbard, who I met in Kangerlussuaq, as well as a snip from…