Technical Note: We have changed the contact email for the blog to reduce the amount of unsolicited email. If you want to contact us at the blog, please use contact-at-realclimate.org. Paleoclimate: The End of the Holocene Filed under: Climate Science — stefan @ 16 September 2013 – () Recently a group of researchers from Continue Reading →
Podcasts & RSS Feeds All Content RSS View all podcasts & RSS feeds Energy 4:55 pm Mon September 16, 2013 Natural Gas May Be Easier On Climate Than Coal, Despite Methane Leaks Share Tweet E-mail 0 Comments Print By Richard Harris Enlarge image Credit Brennan Linsley / AP A rig drills a hydraulic fracturing well Continue Reading →
News World Sport Comment Culture Business Environment Science Travel Technology Life & style Data TV Video Comment is free Australia, where is your science minister? Tony Abbott’s front bench team will not have a science minister – instead, science will come under the industry minister’s portfolio. The doesn’t bode well for climate change Share 18 Continue Reading →
Atomic Number: 90 Atomic Symbol: Th Atomic Weight: 232 Melting Point: 3,182 F (1,750 C) Boiling Point: 8,650 F (4,788 C) Word origin: Thorium is named for Thor, the Norse god of thunder. Discovery: Thorium was discovered as an element in 1928 by Swedish chemist Jons Jakob Berzelius. Berzelius received a sample of an unidentified black Continue Reading →
Case for climate change is overwhelming, say scientists Eleven days before the IPCC publishes its latest report, a group of eminent scientists says there is massive evidence of human responsibility Share 197 4 inShare5 Email By Alex Kirby for Climate News Network, part of the Guardian Environment Network theguardian.com, Tuesday 17 September 2013 01.25 AEST Continue Reading →
The 5 stages of climate denial are on display ahead of the IPCC report Rupert Murdoch’s Wall Street Journal and The Australian are providing the media coverage for climate contrarian damage control. Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PA Dana Nuccitelli: Climate contrarians appear to be running damage control in the media before the next IPCC report is published Continue Reading →