Expert Commentary: 2023 was the warmest year on record
CSIRO experts explain the significance of 2023 being the hottest year on record, and what this means for 2024 and the future.
Source: csiro.au
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Experts warned El Niño was likely to bring Australia a hot, dry summer. What happened?
Climate scientists are pointing to ‘well-organised’ and persistent storms for above average rainfall on the east coast that is defying predictions
Source: theguardian.com
Is Climate Change outpacing our Ability to predict extreme Heatwaves?
By Damien Irving, CSIRO and James Risbey, CSIRO | - When an extreme weather event happens somewhere in the world …
Source: juancole.com
Coffee Prices Set to Increase As Changing Climates Hurt Coffee Yields
Coffee prices are set to hit consumer’s hip pockets as changing climates have affected coffee bean production globally, ...
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Source: theepochtimes.com
Increasing climate hazards could impact global coffee supply
New research from CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, and the University of Southern Queensland, has confirmed that global coffee production […]
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Source: starweekly.com.au
Global Warming Did Not Pause | ScienceBlogs
You've heard much about the so-called "pause" or "hiatus" in global warming. One of the implications of a multi-year "pause" in global warming is that the science of global warming must be somehow wrong, because with CO2 rising in atmosphere, due to human activity, how can the surface not warm? However, surface temperatures have been rising, but at a somewhat slower rate than at some other times.
Source: scienceblogs.com
Weather forecast Australia: Sydney just had its wettest year on record so what's in store for 2023?
For those fearing a never-ending cycle of rain, floods, and another washout summer, theres somewhat positi...
Source: 9news.com.au
New Research On Global Warming Hiatus
There is no such thing as a "pause" or "hiatus" in global warming.
Source: scienceblogs.com
La Niña event declared in Australia, east coast braces for rains, floods and cyclones
A La Niña event is in full swing, with climate scientists saying it would bring cooler temperatures, more rainy days and higher risks of extreme weather.
Source: stuff.co.nz