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More than 2°C of Committed Warming
According to the report just published by Nanjing University, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) and Texas A&M University, there is already enough greenhouse gas in the atmosphere to have driven radiative forcing to (today’s) level, and that is sufficient to ultimately warm our planet’s average surface temperature to a “most likely value of +2.3 degrees C (4.1 degrees F) above pre-industrial levels.
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Papers Directory, Third Quarter 2022 Update
This document contains links to all of the major / educational papers I have written and posted to Energy Central. I originally posted this document at the end of 2018. This quarterly update is at the end of the third quarter (September) of 2022.
Paving the Way to Battle Climate Change
How Two Utilities Embraced Open Source to Speed Modernization of the Electric Gri
Africa’s climate transition
This week, Policy Dispatch takes a look into Africa’s energy transition, the main hurdles that the continent’s 54 nations are facing, and its untapped renewable potential with Saliem Fakir, Executive Director at the African Climate Foundation.
The Power Connect -- It's too late says Robert Jensen -- 'An Inconvenient Apocalypse'
According to Robert Jensen - we're prepping for the wrong thing. It's not about whether we should use renewables instead of fossil fuels or EVs instead of ICE cars. No. We should be preparing ourselves - for those of us that survive - for what..
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