by Paul Douglas | Dec 13, 2021 | Climate Notes, Uncategorized
Climate news that has caught our attention. NASA Billions for Climate Protection Fuel New Debate: Who Deserves it Most. The New York Times (paywall) has the story; here’s the intro: “The new infrastructure law signed by President Biden includes almost $50 billion to...
by Paul Douglas | Dec 7, 2021 | Climate Notes, Uncategorized
Climate news that has caught our attention. A Rare Winter Wildfire is a Sign of Climate Change Lengthening Fire Season. Evidence of a lengthening fire season continues to mount as Montana is dealing with December wildfires vs. shoveling snow. NPR has an interview;...
by Paul Douglas | Nov 30, 2021 | Uncategorized
Climate news that has caught our attention. Minnesota, the Midwest are Central in Combating Climate Change. Star Tribune provides analysis: “Earth lovers, here’s today’s quiz: Which sector of the Minnesota economy is spewing the most planet-warming carbon into the...
by Paul Douglas | Nov 17, 2021 | Uncategorized
Climate news that has caught our attention. Wall Street Journal GraphicSource: American Society of Civil Engineers America’s Infrastructure Struggles With The New Weather Forecast. It’s naturally-occurring extreme weather events amplified, juiced, by a warmer/wetter...
by Paul Douglas | Nov 5, 2021 | Uncategorized
Climate news that has caught our attention. Apollo 11 FileNASA Effort to Phase Out Fossil Fuels Gains Momentum at COP26. CNN.com reports: “The push to phase out fossil fuels is gaining momentum at the COP26 climate summit. At least 20 countries have agreed to end...
by Paul Douglas | Oct 13, 2021 | Climate Notes, Uncategorized
Climate news that has caught our attention. At Least 85% of the World’s Population Lives in Areas Affected by Climate Change. The Washington Post (paywall) has details: “At least 85 percent of the global population has experienced weather events made worse by climate...
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