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Temperature 2010

Temperature 2010

I gave a lesson, Temperature 101, about a year ago.  It garnered a lot of comments – for this blog anyway.  It is truly astonishing, I thought then, how obtuse the Denialists are, and how marvelously blithely indifferent they are to the sources of their Flat Earth thinking:  the paid shills of the fossil fuel […]

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(Hot) Summer Reading

(Hot) Summer Reading

I wanted to flag two new books to you and a review of them.  The first is The Weather of the Future: Heat Waves, Extreme Storms, and Other Scenes from a Climate-Changed Planet by Heidi Cullen and the second is The Climate War: True Believers, Power Brokers, and the Eleventh-Hour Fight to Save the Earth […]

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"You Don't Need a Weatherman …

… to know which way the wind blows.”* There’s a pretty compelling story in the Old Gray Lady today:  Among Weathercasters, Doubt on Warming.  TV weather people, it turns out, seem to be having a hard time with the science of climate change.  The article cites a study just out from George Mason University’s Center […]

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