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Posted on January 19th by Tom Yulsman.
The Green River, seen here at the mouth of Horseshoe Canyon in Utah, is a major tributary of the Colorado. The two rivers come together about xx miles as the ...
Posted on January 3rd by Tom Yulsman.
Climatic seeds planted in September blossom into a fascinating pattern by December
When the next round of monthly updates on global temperature trends comes out, my ...
Posted on December 10th by Tom Yulsman.
Despite a strong La Niña, the past "meteorological year" was the warmest on record. With one month to go in 2010, the calendar year may well enter the record books too.
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Posted on November 19th by Tom Yulsman.
Is this part of a global trend?
As regular readers of CEJournal know, I love remote sensing images of Earth captured by satellites and astronauts. To help get ...
Posted on November 10th by Tom Yulsman.
January through October warmest such period in 131-year record
UPDATE 11/11/10 10 a.m.: NASA GISS just published the January through October temperature anomaly map, which I've inserted below. (It's getting hotter ...
Posted on October 31st by Tom Yulsman.
I just discovered "Many Eyes," the coolest data visualization tool I've seen on the Net (although to be honest I can't say I've explored very many!). Here's a ...
Posted on October 30th by Tom Yulsman.
Part 1: Insights on how we got into this mess from some of the West's leading fire scientists
Smoke from the Fourmile Canyon Fire drifts over the foothills of Colorado's Front ...
Posted on October 16th by Tom Yulsman.
Eleven years of low flows and growing consumption are draining the reservoir. Meanwhile, much of the rest of the West is slowly aridifying too.
UPDATE, SUNDAY 10/17/10: AS OF ABOUT 11 ...
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 24th by Tom Yulsman.
Different answers for the N. Atlantic alone and the Northern Hemisphere overall
As Hurricane Igor tore through the Atlantic, it drew a large amount of energy from anomalously warm sea ...
Posted on September 9th by Tom Yulsman.
The June gloom may have never relented in California, and Pacific Northwesterners may have shivered through a particularly cool June through August, but for the United States as a ...
Posted on September 1st by Tom Yulsman.
No surprise here — with the exception of the Northwest and much of California, August was anomalously warm in most of the United States, according to the ...
Posted on July 19th by Tom Yulsman.
Steven Schneider: 1945-2010
Stephen Schneider, a giant of climate research, is dead. He died of an apparent heart attack today while landing in London after a flight from Stockholm. He ...
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 ...
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