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Climate Change
Carbon Pricing Isn’t Working
Today, 42 countries and 25 sub-national jurisdictions, which together produce about a quarter of global carbon emissions, either operate under or plan to impose a carbon pricing program. Unfortunately, the policy has not shown significant results in reducing global carbon emissions.
The Conservative Case for Carbon Dividends (Report Summary)
Report Title: The Conservative Case for Carbon Dividends (United States, Republican Party) A little bit about the author: By CL Council (2017) by James A. Baker III, Martin Feldstein, Ted Halstead, N. Gregory Mankiw, Henry M. Paulson Jr., George P…. Read More ›
The Dirty Secret of the World’s Plan to Avert Climate Disaster
You can read the original articles from Wired from the link below. The Dirty Secret of the World’s Plan to Avert Climate Disaster In climate science, 2°C has actually become a magic number. It is the accepted threshold below which… Read More ›
Time’s running out to mitigate climate change
Time is running out for implementing policies to mitigate climate change. Denial has caused decades of delay. Policy makers must take bold steps to lower carbon emissions immediately. In 2015, the global economy expanded while carbon emissions shrunk, proving that… Read More ›
Organized Hypocrisy
Now let’s talk about organized hypocrisy and how its affect our livelihood. Let’s take a look at some example . . . Tea Party Republicans in Virginia refused to fund a study of flooding at Norfolk’s naval base until those… Read More ›
Sowing Doubt
Industries hiring scientists to sow public doubt is not a new strategy. For example. . . The tobacco industry did it, beginning in the 1950s. It raised doubts to delay regulatory action against cigarettes. This strategy worked for decades. Chemical… Read More ›
Why should we care about climate change?
Climate change symptoms can be seen from hotter and drier as well as wetter weather patterns. Not to mentioned, the sudden declined of natural gas consumption during the winder season this year the winter isn’t that cold anymore. The rapidity… Read More ›
How much can the ocean level rises?
Heat trapping Carbon dioxide causes our global warming issues by rising temperatures and ocean acidification. Summer heat waves and flood-inducing storms fit the pattern of climate change. And as the melting of polar ice accelerates the rising of sea levels…. Read More ›
The science of climate change
Professional scientific inquiry process is based on checks and balances which evolves over the centuries. Scientist build their reputations by discovering new things based on reproducible evidence which shall withstands their peers’ informed and rigorous scrutiny. Overcoming ‘good faith skepticism’… Read More ›
