Climate Change explained as simply as I can. K.I.S.S. = Keep it simple sweetheart! Hi folks, on my website, I aim to share succinct and straight-to-the-point information on climate change, its likely impacts on our children and grandchildren, as well as what we can personally do to...
The Climate Change Levy (CCL) is one of the ways in which the UK Government has been taking steps towards the goal of significantly reducing carbon emissions. We’ve compiled a guide that will help clear up any queries you have about the CCL; who it’s for and how it works. Comparegas...
Deniers of abrupt climate change are running out of arguments. We are in the midst of abrupt climate change. This event has ample precedence, as reported in the aforementioned paper inNature Communications. Even voices from the mainstream media are catching up to the reality of abrupt climate c...
Iexplained last yearwhy this was a bad idea, noting that it was bad economics and also that it would advance cronyism and be a windfall forlobbyists(especially once the EU tries to calculate the about of untaxed carbon in every product). But I also wondered if the Biden White House woul...
Climate change is a problem related to the global commons, so confronting it and finding a way forwards will always require the broadest range of actors and at least some consideration of all views. Further, the Paris Agreement itself doesn’t actually seek gender equality, it simply lays out...
Global projections of macroeconomic climate-change damages typically consider impacts from average annual and national temperatures over long time horizons1–6. Here we use recent empirical findings from more than 1,600 regions worldwide over the past 40
Formal cost–benefit analyses typically find that the net benefits of mitigation only emerge after 2050 (ref. 5), which may lead some to conclude that physical damages from climate change are simply not large enough to outweigh mitigation costs until the second half of the century. Our ...
This study examines 2021 and 2022 news coverage of Generation Z and climate change to understand how this discursive relationship is constructed. This is i
Diversity responses across treatments also showed no consistent relationship to net primary production responses, illustrating that the diversity effects of these environmental changes could not be explained simply by changes in productivity. In two- to four-way combinations, simulated global changes did ...
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