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Amid rapid Arctic warming, US releases new strategy
The prospect of a seasonally ice-free Arctic has sparked a scramble for influence in the region. America’s new strategy highlights conflicting goals.
Andrew Freedman
May 15, 2013
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‘Space Oddity’ astronaut has unique perspective on climate change
As well as a rendition of the David Bowie classic, Canada’s first ISS commander offers a unique perspective on how humans are changing Earth’s climate.
Ryan Koronowski
May 15, 2013
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99 climate one-liners rebutting denier talking points
Skeptical Science has developed an excellent collection of one-line responses to deniers of climate change. Here are the top 99 with links to the science.
Joe Romm
May 8, 2013
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A climate flow chart to de-confuse, and to defuse the confusers
Instead of getting exhausted by the arguments of climate deniers, give this flowchart a try – a joint effort from Grist and Climate Desk.
Ryan Koronowski
May 7, 2013
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‘Big four’ banks biggest backers of fossil fuel expansion: report
Report names Australia’s ‘big four’ banks as heaviest lenders to coal and gas expansion in Barrier Reef area, sparks calls for customer boycott.
Sophie Vorrath
May 2, 2013
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Where to next for EU climate policy?
The European parliament’s rejection of a short-term fix to the EU ETS now means much stronger climate medicine is needed.
Anthony Hobley
Apr 18, 2013
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Australia’s abusive relationship with coal
Despite all evidence telling us to run, not walk, from coal, we still cling to it. Truth is, coal will never clean up its act.
Tim Hollo
Apr 16, 2013
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Just how many climate sceptics are there?
It all depends who’s doing the asking – and what the weather’s like when they’re doing it. Studies have revealed just how difficult it can be to get a true picture of the general public’s view on climate change – especially from mainstream media. But all things being equal, it looks like the science is winning.
Graham Readfearn
Apr 5, 2013
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Warning bells: What Antarctica can teach us about ocean acidification
Polar oceans will likely be first to feel the impact of ocean acidification. These cold seas may provide an important lesson for Australia’s warmer waters.
Simon Morley and Robert Day
Apr 4, 2013
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Australian climate has changed for good, say scientists
Climate Commission report says Australian climate has already shifted, increasing intensity, frequency of extreme weather – in some cases permanently.
Sophie Vorrath
Apr 3, 2013
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Graph of the Day: Was 2010 the year of peak climate denial?
US Gallup poll suggests late 2009, early 2010 may have been the peak in climate change denial, at least regards the science.
Giles Parkinson
Mar 28, 2013
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Most climate denial books linked to conservative think tanks: study
New research into more than 100 climate science denial books finds almost all of them are largely the products of conservative-leaning think tanks.
Graham Readfearn
Mar 22, 2013
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