Promoting Science and Critical Thinking
Back on 5th July I was writing about the release of data from the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S). This official EU body had data that reported that June 2019 was the hottest June ever recorded on planet earth. It was the first of various datasets. The latest update is that the NASA GISS data … Read moreNASA: June 2019 was hottest ever June
New study highlights maximum potential that comes via planting more trees to absorbe CO2. What is also true is that this alone is not enough.
Today is #ShowYourStripes day. What exacctly is this all about, who started it, why is it a thing, and where did it come from?
Some climate updates from observational records collected by ECMWF for May 2019. Also some pointers to what comes next for the climate.
Via the use of machine learning AI, researchers have for the first time modelled the jet stream disruption being caused by arctic warming.
The World Energy Investment report has been published. It contains a pointer to the possible decline of coal.