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Andrew Freedman
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Record amount of Arctic sea ice melted in June
The Arctic lost a record 2.85 million km2 of ice in June – an area about as large as Alaska, California, Florida, and Texas combined.
Andrew Freedman
Jul 16, 2012
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Two key reports highlight man’s influence on climate
Two new reports present a peer reviewed tour through the extreme weather and climate events of 2011 and conclude that mankind’s influence of manmade global warming on the climate system continues to grow, and the probability of extreme weather events is also increasing. Plus: Australian experts add their views.
Andrew Freedman
Jul 11, 2012
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Greenland ice sheet melt nearing critical ‘tipping point’
New study shows reflectivity of Greenland’s ice sheet is at record low and “self-reinforcing feedback loop that amplifies warming” may begin.
Andrew Freedman
Jul 2, 2012
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G-8 leaders agree to cut short-lived greenhouse gases
Newly formed coalition aims to cut emissions of climate warming pollution that acts on shorter timescales than carbon dioxide.
Andrew Freedman
May 23, 2012
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The global warming diet: Eat less meat
Meeting the IPCC’s strictest emissions reduction scenario would require the average person to cut their meat consumption in half by 2050.
Andrew Freedman
Apr 16, 2012
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Planes, trains and climate change
Without some serious adaptation and mitigation efforts, studies show climate change could cripple transportation in New York City.
Andrew Freedman
Apr 11, 2012
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Climate extremes: A recipe for disaster
A new report details how climate change-related weather extremes, combined with societal vulnerabilities, can result in costly disasters.
Andrew Freedman
Mar 29, 2012
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Michael Mann, off battlefield, discussing ‘Climate Wars’
Climate scientist Michael Mann discusses his experiences in his new book, ‘The Hockey Stick and The Climate Wars’…
Andrew Freedman
Mar 27, 2012
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Heart of the matter: Climate world divided on Heartland case
Scientist Peter Gleik’s role in leaking documents from the climate sceptical Heartland Institute has elicited strong reactions from both sides of the fence.
Andrew Freedman
Feb 23, 2012
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WSJ op-ed trashed the evidence – scientists
Climate scientists say WSJ op-ed misstated the evidence on global warming and falsely represented certain authors as climate experts.
Andrew Freedman
Feb 2, 2012
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The warmest La Nina year on record
The NOAA says global warming has slowed, but not paused or reversed.
Andrew Freedman
Jan 22, 2012
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