Govt's $60m carbon hit - The Canberra Times
A carbon price will add about $60million to the cost of the Federal Government's operations, and agencies are unlikely to be compensated for it.
After United Nations scientists warned over the weekend of an almost certain increase in heat waves, heavier rainfall, more floods, stronger cyclones, landslides and more intense droughts across the globe in this century as the Earth's climate warms, they underscored the urgency of coming to some solid agreement in Durban, South Africa on Nov. 28.
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IPCC climate extremes summary as @wordle word cloud (ET and AL are from bibliography): realclimate.org/images//wordle… via @realclimate
[Michael Mann] In short, I attempt to use the Hockey Stick to cut through the fog of disinformation that has been generated by the campaign to deny the
reality of climate change. It is my intent, in so doing, to reveal the very real threat to our future that lies behind it.
Climate change actually boosts human evolution as it forces us to move to new areas | Mail Online
Climate change over the past two million years has boosted human evolution by forcing us to adapt to changing conditions and allowing us to migrate to new areas.
Researchers found that far from hindering our development, periods when the earth is either cooling or warming up have actually been highly beneficial.
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As another volcano, Mexico – Popocatepetl spews ash 3 miles/5 km into the sky, rising clouding-cooling-storms-floods, it's time to consider volcanic craters' caps to prevent ash ejection to the stratosphere, that causes volcanic winters and ice-ages, if sun stays weak for a long time, as all predictions say now:
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