Monthly Archives: March 2023

NEW IMPROVED! Temperature Trends and Targets

Posted on March 28, 2023 by doug350

Adjusted for Dr. James E. Hansen et al. December 13, 2022 preprint for peer review: “Global warming in the pipeline” (equilibrium temperature 10°C) Bit.ly/Hansen-arXivDec22 Download the US version (PDF) Download the UK version (PDF) ________________ ________________ Temperature Trends and Targets … Continue reading →

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Don’t Rule out Enhanced Oil Recovery in Carbon Dioxide Policymaking

Posted on March 26, 2023 by doug350

Read the article below, following my commentary My response to the google group discussion where the article was posted: Polluters Pay for “Final Expenses” and Carbon Dioxide Removal Using Enhanced Oil Recovery CO2 Injection I have a contrarian view that … Continue reading →

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A Metaphor for the Predicament We Are In

Posted on March 23, 2023 by doug350

🙄 If you’ve painted yourself into a corner and discover it’s toxic lead-based paint, one option is to let the paint dry and turn a blind eye to the deferred dangers—or remove the toxic mess and dispose it responsibly. As … Continue reading →

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Book review: Greta Thunberg tells it like it is in “The Climate Book”

Posted on March 23, 2023 by doug350

The 20-year-old climate activist has put together a reading list for determined citizens willing to mobilize for a just and sustainable future. (Photo credit: Stefan MĂĽller / CC BY 2.0) Link to Yale Climate Connections article by MICHAEL SVOBODA | FEBRUARY 21, … Continue reading →

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