Real Climate
NOVEMBER 23, 2024
It’s 20 years since we started blogging on climate here on RealClimate (December 10, 2004). There is one graph that perhaps tells the story of what has happened since 2004, and it’s the Keeling curve shown in the figure below. Another thing I didn’t anticipate in 2004 was efforts such as the World Weather Attribution (WWA).
Union of Concerned Scientists
AUGUST 24, 2022
Add climate change and we need to keep track of which decade these flood levels were determined. For example, with expected sea level rise over the next few decades what currently would be extreme coastal floods (50-year floods or a large flood with only a 2% chance in any given year) are likely to occur annually for most coastal U.S.
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Real Climate
AUGUST 25, 2023
We have direct AMOC measurements only since 2004, a time span too short for this type of study. So the Ditlevsens used sea surface temperatures (SST) in a region between the tip of Greenland and Britain as an indicator, based on Caesar et al. I’ve seen two main arguments there. Do the data used really describe changes in AMOC?
PA Environment Daily
MARCH 15, 2022
David joined the USGS in 2004 as the first Senior Science Advisor for Earthquake and Geologic Hazards. As the confirmed Director, I am confident he will continue to empower the agency’s scientific and technical experts to use the best available science to help address the most pressing challenges of our time.”
Vermont Law
FEBRUARY 6, 2017
In 2004, the. rising sea-levels. While simplistic. of desalination are popular on social media, urban planning of large scale development of seawater desalination on U.S. coastlines is a much more complex environmental, economical, and political discussion. Desalination Plant. in Southern California, the largest in the U.S.,
PA Environment Daily
DECEMBER 26, 2021
Wolf, AG Shapiro To Support A Total Ban On Road Dumping Of Oil & Gas Drilling Wastewater; 240.4
Legal Planet
NOVEMBER 10, 2022
Military emissions were 85 million tons in 2004, so the trend is in the right direction. Naval bases are located – no surprise — at sea level, and thus directly exposed to the risks of sea level rise. As the 2023 funding bill shows , the military is committed to further emissions cuts.
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