Russia and the Soviet Union bear great significance for global climate history, but scholarship on this region is still only beginning to develop as a field. While the historiographies of other geographical locations have matured over the past decade, works concerning Russia thus far have appeared...
During the last 2 billion years the Earth's climate has alternated between a frigid "Ice House", like today's world, and a steaming "Hot House", like the world of the dinosaurs.This chart shows how global climate has changed through time....
In recent years in most of the media everything that changes is “climate change” which is implicitly or explicitly equated with burning fossil fuels, i.e., adding CO2 into the atmosphere. It’s a genius catchphrase from a marketing point of view, not so helpful for scientific understanding...
The hockey stick chart, as it relates to climate change, is considered to be one of the most debated charts in science. The chart is essentially a line graph or chart that depicts global temperature data over time. The shape of the line consists of a sharp upward curve occurring after a ...
This is one of many issues in the "who owns the Arctic Ocean?" question.Future of the Northwest Passage Commercial use of the Northwest Passage might be a small benefit of climate change. Billions of dollars in transportation costs could be saved each year if the passage remains open and ...
Russia and the Soviet Union bear great significance for global climate history, but scholarship on this region is still only beginning to develop as a field. While the historiographies of other geographical locations have matured over the past decade, wo
Common Era temperature variability has been a prominent component in Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change reports over the last several decades and was twice featured in their Summary for Policymakers. A single reconstruction of mean Northern Hemisp
The change in ecosystems towards agricul-ture, aquaculture and other human developments has led to changes in the natural living space of species. It is followed by the direct overuse of creatures (harvesting crops, cutting down the trees, hunting and fishing) and climate change, in-cluding ...
Rapid climate change results in long-lasting spatial homogenization of phylogenetic diversity Article Open access 16 September 2020 Life history, climate and biogeography interactively affect worldwide genetic diversity of plant and animal populations Article Open access 22 January 2021 Continuation of...
1976: Forecasting climate change to the year 2000 1979: The winter war in Lolland, Denmark 1987: Storm affecting southeastern England and Norway 1991: Mount Pinatubo volcanic eruption 1992: Supplementary Report to the IPCC Scientific Assessment with new version of global temperature change since 1860...