GHGs in the 317
Carly Nicholson | June 1, 2016 If you’re in college, you know summer is prime time for internships, Research
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Prospects for Stability in US Climate Policy
Ratification of the COP 21 agreement would bring some level of certainty in the midst of an predicable campaign season.
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Climate Radio Drama Project
Photo by James Case/CC By 2.0 The Climate Radio Drama Project seeks to harness the power of radio to communicate climate
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Climate Change Past, Present and Future
Lecture notes Given at Arizona State University for use at Meetings and Debates|April 2016 by Sir Crispin Tickell A fundamental
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The Energy Modernization Act: A Small Win for “All of the Above” Energy Advocates and a True Mixed Bag for Climate
Photo By Arctic Warrior/CC BY-ND 2.0 Brian Fowler Staff Director, Climate Institute After a nearly decade long hiatus from approving energy
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California’s State of Emergency
It is time to invest in new technologies and formulate new policies to make California’s water infrastructure more adaptable in the face of a new and changing climate.
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Earth Science Gallery Debuts in Dubai
In June, the Children’s City museum in Dubai opened its Earth Sciences Gallery. Designed in partnership with the Climate Institute, the Earth Science Gallery teaches children about the earth’s history and climate.
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Reaction to “Estimating economic damage from climate change in the United States”
However, because of all that is left out, the estimate that impacts will only reach about 1 to 3% of GDP clearly represents a lower bound. Indeed, the paper is roughly equivalent to the fire brigades of London issuing a report on their success in taking an optimal route when called to face the recent massive apartment building fire.
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