
The potentials and limitations of tree plantings as a climate solution
…and in the future. I’m not sure at a global scale, but a recent study focused on Oregon provides some insight into this question. Law et al. (2018) found that…
…and in the future. I’m not sure at a global scale, but a recent study focused on Oregon provides some insight into this question. Law et al. (2018) found that…
…insufficient government action on water quality without providing context for how this relates to a story that is focused on global warming and bleaching. Unfortunately, the facts and quotes don’t…
…than it is perhaps a bit misleading, since DeConto & Pollard is only focused on the contribution from the Antarctic Ice Sheet. As DeConto & Pollard say in their study:…
…the wording on these standards and adapt them to their own standards.” Climate Feedback’s work is focused on the science, not the politics of an issue, explaining whether and why…
…of schedule, a new study finds” Pierre Friedlingstein Professor, University of Exeter The study doesn’t really say that. The PNAS study itself focused on 3 years (2012-2014) for which aircraft…
…latitudes” Jim Kossin Distinguished Science Advisor , First Street This is a somewhat misleading intro. The debate has been focused on winter storms (as Mooney discusses below), and these new…
…Jessica Liptak Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of Michigan The article spans a wide range of related, but complex topics. Had it focused on just one, such as the potential link…
…attention, quickly becoming the most-read piece in the magazine’s history. But many critics, including several climate scientists, argued that it was flawed because Mr. Wallace-Wells focused on the worst-case scenario,…
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By administering hydroxychloroquine combined with azithromycin, they were able to observe an improvement in all cases, except in one patient
…thing you’re studying. “Total polar ice area—factoring in both sea and land ice—had receded by much less than 10 percent, but alarmists focused on the sea ice loss as ‘proof’…