Tag Archives: Climate Change
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Julian Caldecott
While we strive for zero and negative emissions, climate chaos is inevitable and must be met by strengthening all our local community and ecological systems
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Julian Caldecott
To make a difference to mid-century outcomes, we must be ambitious to survive and plan our climate response in full awareness of tipping point deadlines
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Julian Caldecott
Arctic data suggest an ice-free future and runaway climate change from mid-century, making the early 2020s a deadline for us to get a grip or lose it forever
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Julian Caldecott
Climate systems and human attitudes are both starting to tip into unprecedented forms, but which will win: biophysical catastrophe, or peace with nature?
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Matt McDonald
Climate Change: The Heat is On In the lead up to CoP26 talks in Glasgow in November 2021, we’ve seen plenty of international attention on climate change. This attention is influenced by a few different factors. First, the talks themselves are the most important since 2015, when the Paris Agreement was signed. As part of […]
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Peter Newell
How to transition to a zero carbon economy in a timely and fair fashion is one of the greatest challenges the world faces. Bill Gates spelt out his vision of how to do it in his recent book How to Avoid a Climate Disaster. The answer for him is technological innovation and getting ideas to […]
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Peter D. Clift, Jade d'Alpoim Guedes
Dealing with a warming world and providing enough food for a growing planet (and doing so in a sustainable fashion that is adapted to changing climate) is one of the key challenges humanity must face in coming decades. But what if some of the greatest resources for helping us deal with global warming already existed […]
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Carlos R. Mechoso
There is overwhelming evidence that climate interactions among ocean basins provide key contributions to global climate variability in a wide range of time scales. For example, it is accepted that El Niño/Southern Oscillation (ENSO) events in the tropical Pacific Ocean have remote affects around the world, both on continents and on other ocean basins. This […]
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Julian Caldecott
While we strive for zero and negative emissions, climate chaos is inevitable and must be met by strengthening all our local community and ecological systems
Read More
-
Julian Caldecott
To make a difference to mid-century outcomes, we must be ambitious to survive and plan our climate r...
Read More
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Julian Caldecott
Arctic data suggest an ice-free future and runaway climate change from mid-century, making the early 2020s a deadline for us to get a grip or lose it forever
Read More
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Julian Caldecott
Climate systems and human attitudes are both starting to tip into unprecedented forms, but which will win: biophysical catastrophe, or peace with nature?
Read More
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Matt McDonald
Climate Change: The Heat is On In the lead up to CoP26 talks in Glasgow in November 2021, we’ve seen plenty of international attention on climate change. This attention is influenced by a few different factors. First, the talks themselves are the most important since 2015, when the Paris Agreement was signed. As part of […]
Read More
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Peter Newell
How to transition to a zero carbon economy in a timely and fair fashion is one of the greatest challenges the world faces. Bill Gates spelt out his vision of how to do it in his recent book How to Avoid a Climate Disaster. The answer for him is technological innovation and getting ideas to […]
Read More
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Peter D. Clift, Jade d'Alpoim Guedes
Dealing with a warming world and providing enough food for a growing planet (and doing so in a sustainable fashion that is adapted to changing climate) is one of the key challenges humanity must face in coming decades. But what if some of the greatest resources for helping us deal with global warming already existed […]
Read More
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Carlos R. Mechoso
There is overwhelming evidence that climate interactions among ocean basins provide key contributions to global climate variability in a wide range of time scales. For example, it is accepted that El Niño/Southern Oscillation (ENSO) events in the tropical Pacific Ocean have remote affects around the world, both on continents and on other ocean basins. This […]
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