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Fig.1.Globaltemperature(relativeto1880-1920meanforeachmonth)forthe1997-98,2015- 16 and 2023-24 El Ninos. The impact of El Nino on global temperature usually peaks early in the year (El Nino Peak Year) following the year in which the El Nino originated. 14 August 2023 James Hansen, Makiko Sato and Reto Ruedy Abstract. Global temperature in June […]
James Hansen, Makiko Sato, Norman Loeb, Leon Simons, Karina von Schuckmann Our judicious choice of graphs for Global Warming in the Pipeline[1] (submitted to Oxford Open Climate Change, available here with an added list of acronyms) squeezed out a graph of Earth’s energy imbalance (EEI, Fig. 1 above). EEI is the net […] Fig. 1. June 2021 surface temperature anomaly (°C) relative to the 1951-1980 base period. 13 July 2021 James Hansen and Makiko Sato Global temperature in June was +1.13°C (relative to the 1880-1920 base period, which is our best estimate of preindustrial temperature); it was +0.85°C relative to the 1951-1980 […] by James Hansen Fig. 1. Global Public Square airs on CNN on Sundays at 10 AM and 1 PM U.S. East Coast time. Fareed Zakaria attracts high level guests to his program because of its reach and objectivity. He lets his guests have the last word on their topic. Yet Zakaria’s interpretations of […] Kayford Mountain, or what was a mountain. by James Hansen, 1 June 2021 The battles to slow human-made climate change have been fought bravely by ad hoc groups of concerned citizens – trying to stop pipelines, coal mines, fracking, etc. Winning a battle helps, and fights are beginning to be won, including confrontations […] It capped the warmest decade on record George Harvey In mid-January, a report by James Hansen et al. was posted at the Columbia University web site. “Global Temperature in 2020” makes clear that each of the last six years is one of the hottest six years ever recorded. The hottest year had been […] (GET editor’s note: We are providing the first couple of paragraphs of this article and a link to the website at Columbia University. We do want all of our readers to be aware of the conclusion, however, and so we start by quoting the article’s last paragraph: Global temperature prognostication: 2021 will be cooler than […] September 9, 2020 By James E. Hansen And Daniel H. Miller, Opinion Contributors A majority of the public is in favor of action on climate change, and putting a fee or tax on the carbon content of fossil fuels is generally accepted — including among conservatives — as a key method for reducing greenhouse gas […] 06 July 2020 James Hansen and Makiko Sato Well-meaning souls, rightfully concerned about the effect of “gloom-and-doom” talk on young people, say that everything is hunky-dory, climate change impacts are exaggerated (they often are) and climate change is not a serious threat (unfortunately, it is). Let’s look at reality, real data for the real […] by James Hanson, July 10, 2019 North of the border, there is bad news and good news. Canada’s fossil fuel CO2 emissions remain stubbornly high, despite decreased coal use. Emissions in 2018 were 7% greater than in 1997, the year of the Kyoto Protocol. I don’t even want to look up what Canada promised – […] |
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