Things tagged as carbon dioxide.
Posted on March 14th by Tom Yulsman.
Damned if we do, and damned if we don't?
Severe damage caused by hydrogen explosions at two containment buildings housing nuclear reactors at the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear station in ...
Posted on March 4th by Tom Yulsman.
Do we really need psychologists to explain it?
The "Groundhog Day Blizzard" swirls across a large expanse of the United States on Feb. 1, 2011, as seen in this satellite ...
Posted on March 1st by Tom Yulsman.
How we know CO2 in the atmosphere is increasing — and it’s our bad
Duane Kitzis, a NOAA scientist, hauls a load of empty cylinders up Niwot Ridge in Colorado's Front Range. ...
Posted on October 2nd by Tom Yulsman.
Recent research suggests current target for limiting global warming is actually unsafe
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The overarching goal for international climate policy is to limit global warming to ...
Posted on September 22nd by Tom Yulsman.
Len Ackland, the CEJ's co-director and my colleague here at the School of Journalism & Mass Communication, has written a piece for the Natural Hazards Observer on nuclear power. ...
Posted on August 24th by Tom Yulsman.
NOAA scientist: natural phenomenon principal cause; no link found to global warming
As a followup to my earlier post on the possible connection between global warming and the Russian ...
Posted on August 3rd by Tom Yulsman.
Thirty-five years after the term "global warming" first appeared in a scientific paper, we have learned nothing that fundamentally alters the conclusions of that report.
That's the take-away message of a ...
Posted on August 3rd by Tom Yulsman.
Time to focus on adaptation. (But bye bye Miami)
Jim White leaning on the wing of an airplane at the North Greenland Ice Core Project site in 2004. (Yes, ...
Posted on February 25th by Tom Yulsman.
Sometimes truth really is stranger than fiction
Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt and Lincoln stare out from Mt. Rushmore across the magnificent landscape of South Dakota. But I wonder what they would think ...
Posted on February 22nd by Tom Yulsman.
Will Toor, a Boulder County Commissioner, responds to criticisms of efforts to cut carbon emissions
After my post to The Grange today, the blog of High Country News (and ...
Posted on February 22nd by Tom Yulsman.
Note: I wrote this post originally for The Grange, the blog of High Country. So this is a cross-post. Please check them out!
It is almost an article of ...
Posted on January 30th by Tom Yulsman.
The climate bats last — again
These images show how the melt-season for Arctic sea ice changed between 1979 and 2007. The image on the left shows changes to the ...
Posted on December 24th by Tom Yulsman.
A coal-fired power plant in China
It is becoming clearer that the Copenhagen talks failed because of China's intransigence. Here's an eyewitness account from Mark Lynas, a freelance writer ...
Posted on December 14th by Tom Yulsman.
The demonstrations and arrests in Copenhagen raise the question of whether the conference is more theater than substance.
With China, India and other developing nations boycotting the climate talks in ...
Posted on November 18th by Tom Yulsman.
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The new findings announced this week that bristlecone pines in ...
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