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Faster than expected. some of my own research demonstrates that the climate models are not catching some of the processes that are important in behavior of the jet stream thats locking in place. were seeing the damage play out on our screens in real-time. this is climate change. this is the climate crisis. >> michael mann and jim messina. thank you. its not just the january 6th committee looking into election interference. new details about the investigation in georgia. who prosecutors are tal...

Boston. were not going to move this heat anytime soon. this above normal temperature map here stays in the same place through the weekend. now, it does cool down a bit. were going to get a little bit better in dallas over the next couple of days. today, the thermometer, the air temperature will be 110. and thats in the shade. and thats not standing on asphalt, and thats not doing anything outside. temperatures should be around 96 for the high today. it is going to be 110. this is not going to be...

Be thousands and thousands of people freezing this winter in europe because europe is abandoning proven energy sources. but just i covered thisng is going to show this show. t well actually lookhi at what the actual science is telling us . >> and one graph better than any that weve seen in recent years shows this atmospheric science professor john christy from the university of alabaman says that recent climate model predictions failed miserably toi predict reality, making them inappropriate to ...

The danger would be thousands and thousands of people freezing this winter in europe because europe is abandoning proven energy sources. just like covid, this is going -- this show will look at what the actual times are telling us and one graph better than any that we have seen in recent years shows this. atmospheric science professor john christy from the university of alabama says recent climate model predictions failed miserably to predict reality. making them inappropriate to use. the misera...

Yes, dinosaurs really did survive in snow – we simulated the Cretaceous climate to prove it.

The El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) phenomenon, manifested by the great swings of large-scale sea surface temperature (SST) anomalies over the equatorial central to eastern Pacific oceans, is a major source of interannual global shifts of climate patterns and weather activities. ENSO's SST anomalies exhibit remarkable spatiotemporal pattern diversity (STPD), with their spatial pattern diversity dominated by Central Pacific (CP) and Eastern Pacific (EP) El Niño events and their ...

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Research shows large-scale reliance on carbon capture risks postponing climate action too far into the future.

As plants in the Amazon rainforest die off, huge amounts of carbon are released – a key signal that these losses may happen is temperature swings between seasons

Great extent how climate will develop and change. therefore, if we lack parts of the knowledge on which these climate models are based, our climate models are not as good as they could be. >> reporter: the topography of the ocean floor dictates how currents move warm and cold water throughout the planet and that impacts climate. ocean sea floor mapping is critical for precisely predicting and preparing for the climate crisis, melting glaciers and storm surge. >> that will allow lots of clever pe...