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February 8, 2024
Open access notables 300 years of sclerosponge thermometry shows global warming has exceeded 1.5 °C, McCulloch et al., Nature Climate Change:
January 4, 2024
Open access notables Rapid Sea Level Rise in the Tropical Southwest Indian Ocean in the Recent Two Decades, Huang et al., Geophysical Research Letters:
December 28, 2023
Closing out 2023 According to our database, this year in our academic research section weve eyeballed, aggregated and listed 6,755 peer reviewed climate-connected research articles, with 42,629 involved investigators and published in 215 journals. Demonstrating both the tight continuity and integration of the overall climate research enterprise as well as climate consilience in plain sight, this years new reports established their respective new research launching points by citing&nb...
December 21, 2023
Open access notables From this weeks government and NGO section, Flaws in EPA’s Monitoring and Verification of Carbon Capture Projects, Preet Bains, Environmental Integrity Project (pdf):
November 23, 2023
Open access notables How warped are we by fossil fuel dependency? Despite Russias invasion of Ukraine, 35-40 million cubic meters per day of Russian natural gas are piped across Ukraine for European consumption every single day, right now. In order to secure European cooperation against Russian aggression, Ukraine must help to finance its own destruction at the hands of one of the worlds largest petro-kleptocracies, assisting its attacker in marketing what has become a transcendently toxic ...
July 18, 2023
Research examining changes in extreme temperatures over a 120-year period reveals the Mediterranean basin, where Tรผrkiye is situated, experiences warming...
June 25, 2023
When a messenger warned Armenian king Tigranes that Roman General Lucullus was mounting an attack against him, Tigranes had the messenger beheaded. He killed the messenger because he didn't like the bad news. Some who deny the adverse impacts of climate change have adopted a similar โkill the messengerโ attitude toward climate scientists. In response to warnings about global warming, deniers have resorted to ridiculing, stigmatizing, and vilifying scientists who are delivering messages ...
June 15, 2023
125 articles in 66 journals by 848 contributing authors Physical science of climate change, effects
July 1, 2022
In the 21st century, mangrove forests around the world have experienced changes in ocean surface temperature, salinity, and density, according to recent researc
June 30, 2022
In the 21st century, mangrove forests around the world have experienced changes in ocean surface temperature, salinity, and density, according to recent researc