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Thomas Stonestreet (Stoney) Edwards

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Global Warming and Climate Change skepticism examined - Vimarsana News

Global Warming and Climate Change skepticism examined

Examines the science and arguments of global warming skepticism. Common objections like 'global warming is caused by the sun', 'temperature has changed naturally in the past' or 'other planets are warming too' are examined to see what the science really says.

A Return To The Primitive Is A Hideous Reality For Afghans - Vimarsana News

A Return To The Primitive Is A Hideous Reality For Afghans

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Drought-stricken Colorado River Basin could see additional 20% drop in water flow by 2050 - Vimarsana News

Drought-stricken Colorado River Basin could see additional 20% drop in water flow by 2050

Drought-stricken Colorado River Basin could see additional 20% drop in water flow by 2050 This is what climate change has brought. “Aridification” is what Bradley Udall formally calls the situation in the western U.S. But perhaps more accurately, he calls it hot drought – heat-induced lack of water due to climate change. That was the core of research released in 2017 by Udall, a senior climate and water scientist at Colorado State University’s Colorado Water Center, and Jonathan Overpeck at the University of Michigan. Their revelation was that the heat from climate change was propelli...

What Can Biden Accomplish on Climate? - Vimarsana News

What Can Biden Accomplish on Climate?

January 22, 2021 With its day-one start to rejoin the Paris Climate Agreement, the incoming administration will also need to undo scores of Trump environmental regulatory rule-makings and rollbacks. Some of those steps could involve painstaking years-long processes of developing and proposing new rules and then submitting them for public comment prior to adopting final rules. Court challenges also would likely delay those actions in a number of cases. But a major workaround involves the Congressional Review Act (CRA), reviewed in depth in this recent Yale Climate Connections post by Jan E...