Chinese President Xi Jinping wins prestigious ‘Climate Hypocrite of the Year’ award — Climate- Science.press

London-based climate policy NGO, the Global Warming Policy Forum (GWPF), has announced that it has awarded its prestigious ‘Emmas’ award for the world’s greatest climate hypocrite of the year to Chinese president Xi Jinping. The announcement comes as the GWPF reveals climate hypocrites around the world in its annual competition for ‘The World’s Greatest Climate Hypocrite’ awards. Nominations have… Chinese

White House Brochures on Climate (There is no climate crisis) — Iowa Climate Science Education

Late last year, several of us were asked by David Legates (White House Office of Science and Technology Policy) to write short, easily understandable brochures that supported the general view that there is no climate crisis or climate emergency, and pointing out the widespread misinformation being promoted by alarmists through the media. Below are the […]

Depressed grid, connection costs escalating deforestation – Chronicle —

Depressed grid, connection costs escalating deforestation – Chronicle https://ift.tt/36tvwjM Depressed grid, connection costs escalating deforestation  Chronicle Superforest via “deforestation” – Google News https://ift.tt/2tI2HiE Depressed grid, connection costs escalating deforestation – Chronicle —

Greenland Ice Sheet Doomed… Again — Iowa Climate Science Education

Guest “geological perspective” by David Middleton CRYOSPHERE RESEARCH UPDATEUnprecedented ice loss is predicted for Greenland Ice Sheet30 Sep 2020 Over the next eighty years global warming is set to melt enough ice from the Greenland Ice Sheet to reverse 4000 years of cumulative ice growth – with rates of ice-loss more than quadruple even the fastest […]

Can East Africa leapfrog to a circular economy? — Circular Africa

In the past years, more research has been conducted about the alternatives of our current linear economy that is focused on ‘take-make-dispose’. A circular economy is an alternative model, that enables green growth and green industrialization by closing the loop of resources and by developing regenerative and circular systems. As stressed by Chatman House1, the […]

Vatican: Small Scale Climate Cooperatives “people-centred, not capital-centred … distribute wealth in a fairer way” —

Vatican: Small Scale Climate Cooperatives “people-centred, not capital-centred … distribute wealth in a fairer way” https://ift.tt/38vqLp3 Guest essay by Eric Worrall Vatican News presenting Pope Francis’ support for the UN Secretary General’s vision of a global future of sustainable local cooperatives which eliminate the unfairness of Capitalism. Pope: cooperatives for clean energy against climate change […]

Litigating Climate Change in Canada – Evidence over Ideology — Iowa Climate Science Education

Contributed by Robert Lyman © 2020. Lyman’s bio can be read here. Executive Summary Some prominent law firms in Canada have recently published papers analysing what many see as an … Continue reading via Friends of Science Calgary https://ift.tt/3iD0MAn July 6, 2020 at 12:59PM Litigating Climate Change in Canada – Evidence over Ideology — Iowa Climate

Kenya’s effort towards climate change mitigation

Is Kenya doing enough to mitigate climate change? Please give your views.

Ten developing countries with falling CO2 emissions — The Earthbound Report

In order to hold global warming to a safe temperature, global development needs to show two sustained trends. First, countries with high carbon emissions need to get them on a downward trajectory. And second, countries that are industrialising need to transition to cleaner forms of development and stop their emissions rising. Britain is in that […]

What Climate Crisis? — Iowa Climate Science Education

Dr. D.E. Koelle published in EIKE, here in English translation: Where’s the “climate crisis”? Excerpts in italics with my bolds. Today it can be found in the brains of (unfortunately too many) people who have a pronounced ignorance of climate – what it is and what it meant in the past. But unfortunately there are […]