Australia's El Nino watch turns into alert, know impact on India's monsoon
India is closely monitoring the situation as a deficient monsoon season due to El Niño could impact crop output and food inflation.
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India is closely monitoring the situation as a deficient monsoon season due to El Niño could impact crop output and food inflation.
BRISBANE, AUS, June 1, 2023 - (ACN Newswire) - Graphene Manufacturing Group Ltd. (TSXV: GMG) ('GMG' or the 'Company') is pleased to release further results of Energy Savings Tests on a 4.3kw refrigeration system and Heat Transfer ...
Global average surface temperature above preindustrial levels. and by 2014i don't think above preindustrial levels. and by 20141 don't think we have had a year 2014i don't think we have had a year since 2014 when it has been below1 degrees so it has gradually been getting warmer and the last three years we have been under la nina conditions in the pacific ocean, tropical pacific, which tends to suppress the global average surface temperatures, so we go back to about 2016 to get the previous warmest year which is during a strong el nino event. and we are now forecasting later this year it is li...
S&R's collection of a discussion on human-caused climate disruption between Brian Angliss, S&R climate/science writer and electrical engineer, and Burt Rutan, aerospace engineer and former CEO of Scaled Composites.
Open access notables 'Despite the potential for positive methane–climate feedbacks from global wetlands, most Earth System Models (ESMs) and Integrated Assessment Models (IAMs) that informed the last Assessment Report of the IPCC do not directly incorporate this process.' Publishing in Nature Climate Change, Zheng et al. unpack the implications of this oversight in Recent intensification of wetland methane feedback. The authors find that compared to climate models CH4 emissions are rising notably faster than projected, on the order of perhaps 25%. This of course is no...