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Category: Climate Science
A harsh winter, the weather and climate change
Across large swathes of the Northern Hemisphere bitterly cold temperatures and heavy snowfalls are causing travel chaos, disrupting work and resulting in loss of life …
A glass half full . . .
Following on from my previous post, I spoke at the opening lunch of Singapore Energy Week on the same subject – a trillion tonne carbon …
One day in early 2045
This week I managed to stay a bit closer to home and met up for lunch with Dr. Myles Allen of the Department of Physics …
Not a book I would recommend . . .
I had never intended this blog to be about climate science, but every now and again something comes along which changes that. Recently that something …
Yet another greenhouse gas!
I was speaking on a panel in Oxford last week and the subject of greenhouse gases other than CO2 came up with one of my …
Meeting James Lovelock
Yesterday I travelled into rural Devon to meet with James Lovelock, the renowned author and scientist. James is the originator of the Gaia hypothesis, which …
Antarctica, Nicholas Stern, climate change and Copenhagen
As you will have read over the past three weeks, I have had the huge privilege of visiting the continent of Antarctica. First of all, …
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Time to see for myself
It´s late and I am in Madrid airport waiting for a flight to Buenos Aires. From there I fly down to Ushuaia, the southern most …
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