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The Climate Book | Unsolicited Feedback
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Climate Code Red: At 4°C of warming, would a billion people survive? What scientists say.
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| | The climate emergency requires actions at emergency speed for a rapid transition to a post-carbon, safe-climate future.
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Is Arctic methane stoking the climate crisis? | Surviving C21
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| | The vast wildfires now ravaging the world's northernmost regions herald rising danger for all humanity, no matter where we live. To people worldwide desperately trying to rebuild their lives and homes following devastation by hurricane, flood, drought and sea-surge, what happens in the remote Arctic may seem of small importance. But it has the capacity...
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The Right Climate Stuff | Science Matters
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| | Not everyone is aware that the scientists and engineers who made the NASA space program successful disputed the global warming/climate change narrative promoted at the agency by people like James Hansen. After all the slogan in the NASA workplace was that of Edward Deming, and they were only convinced by the facts rather than feelings...
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It Is Time To Build The Monster Scope - Casey Handmer's blog
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| A shorter version of this post was published in Palladium on 10/18/24. This version incorporates helpful feedback from a number of knowledgeable readers. With the recent SpaceX Starship orbital flight tests, it is time to commit to building the largest physically possible space telescope. Such a telescope would peer deeper into the universe than any...