Guest Essay by Kip Hansen Paris, France is flooding again. The River Seine has risen over its banks and streets are covered with slowing moving yellowish water. The Louvre…
Day: January 26, 2018
What to believe? Models or GRACE data?
From the UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN and the “not so amazing GRACE” department. Discrepancies between satellite and global model estimates of land water storage Research led by The University of…
EU Appoints Climate Skeptic as Environment Council President
Guest essay by Eric Worrall Pro-EU greens are in shock, after the appointment of Bulgarian Environment Minister, Trump fan and Climate Skeptic Neno Dimov as President of the EU Environment…
Long dead Zombie Satellite wakes up 13 years later
LONG-DEAD SPACECRAFT WAKES UP 13 YEARS LATER In 2005, a NASA spacecraft named “IMAGE” mysteriously went silent, abruptly ending a successful mission to study Earth’s magnetosphere. Thirteen years later, it’s…
Even the Tiniest Aerosol Particles Can Kick Up a Storm
From the AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE A new study suggests that tiny aerosol particles from pollution plumes have a greater influence on stormy weather over pristine regions of…
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