University of Maryland College Park

Using Lovelock's Gaia hypothesis for climate understanding and prediction – after Lovelock threw climate under the bus

As you may recall, James Lovelock recently threw global warming/climate change under the bus. I guess these guys need to get out more. I post this press release solely for…

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A Fertilizer Trading Market?

15 years ago

Anthony Watts

The last fertilizer trading market, at the Chicago Climate Exchange, died and closed due to nobody wanting to buy the brand of fertilizer they were selling. Besides that example, I…

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Using Lovelock's Gaia hypothesis for climate understanding and prediction – after Lovelock threw climate under the bus

A Fertilizer Trading Market?