NOAA Archives - Renew Economy

Policy & Planning

2020 among the top three warmest years on record, along with 2016 and 2019
2020 confirmed as another year ranking amongst the hottest on record. The urgency of reducing emissions only gets higher every day.
Ketan Joshi

Jan 15, 2021

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Policy & Planning

2019 world’s second warmest year on record, Australia’s hottest
2019 ranks as world’s second warmest year on record as global warming 43rd consecutive year of above average temperatures.
Michael Mazengarb

Jan 16, 2020

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Commentary

Factcheck for Andrew Bolt: Climate models have not ‘exaggerated’ global warming
How Andrew Bolt and other right wing commentators picked up a new climate study published in the Nature Geosciences journal and got it hopelessly wrong.
Zeke Hausfather

Sep 22, 2017

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Other Good Stuff

2017 is so unexpectedly warm it is freaking out climate scientists
“Extremely remarkable” 2017 heads toward record for hottest year without an El Niño episode.
Joe Romm

Jul 20, 2017

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Policy & Planning

This graphic puts global warming in full perspective
March was 1.3°C above pre-industrial average temperatures. If you were born after December 1964, you’ve never experienced a month cooler than average on this planet.
Brian Kahn

Apr 20, 2017

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Policy & Planning

Turnbull Government is wrong to pretend we can burn our way to climate safety
We are in the midst of experiencing the impacts of dangerous global warming, which made it all the more jarring when the Federal Government came out championing the big polluters that are driving global warming.
Shane Rattenbury

Jan 19, 2017

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Policy & Planning

2016 officially declared hottest year on record
The hottest year in 137 years, a mark of how much the world has warmed over the last century because of human activities, says U.S. government scientists.
Andrea Thompson

Jan 19, 2017

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With Arctic freezer door open, frigid air drains into US
Destabilisation of the Jet Stream has caused frigid air to drain into north America and Eurasia, and push unusually warm air into Arctic.
David Spratt

Jan 30, 2014

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