Things added in April, 2010
Posted on April 30th by Tom Yulsman.
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="665" caption="Here it comes — oil washes ashore in Louisiana (Source: Nola.com)"][/caption]
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="787" caption="The extent of the spill and preparations along the coast. (Source: ...
Posted on April 29th by Tom Yulsman.
Update: The Obama administration has put new offshore drilling projects on hold.
Update #2: Check out Ben Hale's post.
The massive oil slick spreading through the Gulf of Mexico ...
Posted on April 27th by Tom Yulsman.
Note: This is a guest post by Patrick Moffitt, a frequent commenter here at CEJournal. (See his bio at the end.) In comments on a recent post, he shared some ...
Posted on April 17th by Tom Yulsman.
As the map above shows, this past March was quite toasty, with the global average temperature of the land and ocean surfaces registering as the warmest on record, the ...
Posted on April 14th by Tom Yulsman.
Much of the carbon dioxide we spew into the atmosphere dissolves in the oceans, where it causes the water to become increasingly acidic and therefore corrosive to the materials ...
Posted on April 13th by Tom Yulsman.
The upper left map shows how the January through March mean surface temperature of the globe varied from the long-term mean. It was the second warmest such period in ...
Posted on April 7th by Tom Yulsman.
The map above shows the outlook for streamflow in the Western United States in May, from the the River Forecast Center of the National Weather Service. Wherever you see ...
Posted on April 5th by Tom Yulsman.
Just when I thought the global cooling meme couldn't get any sillier . . .
In Paris recently, fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld installed a huge faux iceberg at the Chanel fashion ...
Posted on April 1st by Tom Yulsman.
Many of the readers of Wattsupwiththat.com seem to think they know why Arctic sea ice has grown to a normal extent, as shown in the graph above — ...
Posted on April 1st by Tom Yulsman.
Note: CEJournal is back in business after a bit of an R&R break.
Sorry folks, this graph is no April fools joke. It was one of the graphics used ...
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