Climate Change and Collapse

 Climate Change and Collapse

























































If all 2030 climate targets are met, the planet will heat by 2.7 C this century

Climate change will force people to move. We need to find out where they'll go

Dung beetle experiment suggests carbon dioxide is bad for insects too

To improve climate models, an international team turns to archaeological data

Will global warming bring a change in the winds? Dust from the deep sea provides a clue

Muddying the waters: Weathering might remove less atmospheric carbon dioxide than thought

Discovery of parasitic arsenic cycle may offer glimpse of life in future, warmer oceans

Heat records falling twice as often as cold ones, AP finds

Study shows IPCC is underselling climate change

Changes in ocean 'conveyor belt' foretold abrupt climate changes by four centuries

Echoes of 2008: Could climate change spark a global financial crisis?

Climate change may affect ecological interactions among species

How climate change can make catastrophic weather systems linger for longer

Polar bear 'invasion' - how climate change is making human-wildlife conflicts worse

Mediterranean hurricanes expected to increase in strength by end of century

Climate change increases potential for conflict and violence

Climate of North American cities will shift hundreds of miles in one generation

Carbon, climate, and North America's oldest boreal trees

Much of the surface ocean will shift in color by end of 21st century

Disasters and disagreements - Climate change collides with Trump's border wall

As the climate warms, tens of thousands of lakes may spend winters ice free

Climate change reshaping how heat moves around globe

Urban heat makes people sedentary, passive and lonely

New study establishes causal link between climate, conflict, and migration

Climate change tipping point could be coming sooner than we think

World to miss 2020 climate 'turning point'

Human activities increase the risk of summer starting early in South Korea

Ancient climate change triggered warming that lasted thousands of years

Researchers find cooling effect of aerosols in cumulus and MSC clouds twice as high as thought

Record-breaking ocean temperatures point to trends of global warming

Upper-ocean warming is changing the global wave climate, making waves stronger

U.S. science gets shut down right along with the federal government

Oceans are warming even faster than previously thought

Climate model uncertainties ripe to be squeezed

Colorado's Lake Dillon is warming rapidly

Researchers find bottom of Pacific getting colder, possibly due to Little Ice Age

Study shows the Sahara swung between lush and desert conditions every 20,000 years, in sync with monsoon activity

How climate change caused the world's first empire to collapse

How climate change is affecting small Sierra Nevada lakes

Research sheds new light on what drove last, long-term global climate shift

The full story on climate change requires the long view

Mysterious giant dust particles found at gravity-defying distances

Record-wet and record-dry months increased in regions worldwide

Nations still worlds apart at crunch UN climate summit

Sierra snowpack could drop significantly by end of century

Humans may be reversing the climate clock, by 50 million years

Act now or risk disaster, nations told at UN climate summit

Earth needs climate 'reality check', space pioneer warns

2018 temperatures set to be among hottest on record

Climate change is more extensive and worse than once thought

Climate change could lead to threefold increase in powerful storms across Europe and North America

75-80 percent chance of El Nino in next 3 months

Southern Africa must brace itself for more tropical cyclones in the future

Government climate report warns of worsening US disasters

Greenhouse gasses triggering more changes than we can handle

Major natural carbon sink may soon become carbon source

Powerful new map depicts environmental degradation across Earth

Climate simulations project wetter, windier hurricanes

Overlooked trends in annual precipitation reveal underestimated risks worldwide

No pause in global warming in the past 100 years

Alpine ice shows three-fold increase in atmospheric iodine

Modelling reveals dynamics of climate change, urbanization and heat-mitigating technologies

Warming hurting shellfish, aiding predators, ruining habitat

New research questions the rate of climate change

Wealthier people do less in the struggle against climate change

Don't rule out severe global climate change yet

Earth's oceans have absorbed 60 percent more heat than previously thought

Models suggest injection of sulfate aerosols into the stratosphere could have unintended consequences

Improving climate models to account for plant behavior yields 'goodish' news

Free movement can protect humans from environmental threats

First study on climate change impact in Mediterranean

U.S. desert areas to become even more arid

Atmospheric scientists begin field campaign to study extreme thunderstorms in Argentina

Strong Indian monsoons steer Atlantic hurricanes towards land

In Alaska, everyone's grappling with climate change

The risk of 'cascading' natural disasters is on the rise

Mathematics as weapon against desertification

New fly species found in Indiana may indicate changing climate

African smoke-cloud connection target of NASA airborne flights

High CO2 levels cause plants to thicken their leaves, could worsen climate change effects

UN report confronts nations with tough choices on climate

More persistent weather patterns in US linked to Arctic warming

National parks are getting hotter and drier - What's the outlook for 2100?

As climate changes, plants might not suck carbon from the air fast enough

Study finds first evidence of climate change impacts on East Antarctic vegetation

National parks bear the brunt of climate change

Puerto Rico has not recovered from Hurricane Maria

Tropics are widening as predicted by climate models, research finds

Climate change, water and the spread of diseases - Connecting the dots differently

Massive clean-up in Hong Kong after typhoon chaos

Global coastal wetlands need to move inland in fight against climate change

Future impacts of El Nino, La Nina likely to intensify

Climate change conflicts are here – and 'scallop wars' are just the beginning

Global warming pushing alpine species higher and higher

Bangkok meet fails to finalize draft on climate change rules

UN sees 70% chance of El Nino event this year

Global warming—worrying lessons from the past

Big quake hits northern Japan, leaving 9 dead, 30 missing

Global warming hikes risk of landslide tsunamis

Global warming, El Nino could cause wetter winters, drier conditions in other months

Dramatic vegetation changes in the past hint at dire future

Rising temperatures harm worker productivity, causing global losses

Climate change increasing the prevalence of harmful parasite, warn scientists

Scientists pinpoint the key mechanism for amplification of global warming

Research reveals the connection between climate change, El Niño and the possibility for more extreme wildfires

Climate change predicted to bring more extremes to inland Southern California

U.S. $23 trillion will be lost if temperatures rise four degrees by 2100

When viruses infect phytoplankton, it can change the clouds

Study shows effects of climate warming in tallgrass prairie ecosystem

Forests crucial for limiting climate change to 1.5 degrees

Study finds managed waterways are not isolated from effects of climate change

Scientists Have Uncovered a Disturbing Climate Change Precedent

Earth risks tipping into 'hothouse' state

The apocalyptic tone of heatwave-reporting doesn’t go far enough – not when the issue is human extinction

Ever-increasing CO2 levels could take us back to the tropical climate of Paleogene period

Losing Earth - The Decade We
Almost Stopped Climate Change

Tropical forests may soon hinder, not help, climate change effort

Deep Adaptation - A Map for Navigating Climate Tragedy

Tropical treetops are warming, putting sensitive species at risk

Atlantic circulation is not collapsing—but as it shifts gears, warming will reaccelerate

Expanding 'dead zone' in Arabian Sea raises climate change fears

The world has never seen a Category 6 hurricane, but the day may be coming

Global warming may be twice what climate models predict

Heat wave shattered records this past week in US, elsewhere

Southeast Asian forest loss greater than expected, with negative climate implications

TV coverage of cycling races can help document the effects of climate change

Expansion of agricultural land reduces CO2 absorption

Environment the loser in Gabon capital's rush for growth

Dangerous climate change is likely, concludes new research

Forests may lose ability to protect against extremes of climate change, study finds

Researchers say short-term management responses to climate change-mediated disasters can be maladaptive in the long-term

Palm oil - The carbon cost of deforestation

New World Atlas of Desertification shows unprecedented pressure on planet's resources

JOINT RESEARCH CENTRE - WORLD ATLAS OF DESERTIFICATION

We Are All in the Clutches of the Delusion Dragon

Scientists Project Climate Changes Associated with a Global Warming of Four Degrees by 2084

Collapse of Complex Societies by Dr. Joseph Tainter

Research finds dramatic increase in flooding on coastal roads

How smartphones are heating up the planet

The Paris Climate Accords Are Looking More and More Like Fantasy

Climate Change Won’t Be Solved by Removing Excess CO2 from Atmosphere:

Ecosystems Are Collapsing, Food Bowls Are Next

Robert Ballard on Global Warming: “It’s too late.”

GLOBAL DIMMING:

Grief and Climate Change

Collapse Data Cheat Sheet

Dr. Peter Ward: Our Future In a World Without Ice Caps This video highlights the importance of hydrogen sulfide in mass extinctions

Wet Bulb temperature (upper limit of human adaptability):
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2906879/ **If warmings of 10°C were really to occur in next three centuries, the area of land likely rendered uninhabitable by heat stress would dwarf that affected by rising sea level. Heat stress thus deserves more attention as a climate-change impact.** http://www.pnas.org/content/107/21/9552.full
http://www.purdue.edu/newsroom/research/2010/100504HuberLimits.html***Humans at rest generate about 100 watts of energy from metabolic activity. Wet-bulb temperature estimates provide upper limits on the ability of people to cool themselves by sweating and otherwise dissipating this heat, he said. In order for the heat dissipation process to work, the surrounding air must be cooler than the skin, which must be cooler than the core body temperature. The cooler skin is then able to absorb excess heat from the core and release it into the environment. If the wet-bulb temperature is warmer than the temperature of the skin, metabolic heat cannot be released and potentially dangerous overheating can ensue depending on the magnitude and duration of the heat stress.*** http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2010/04/26/0913352107.abstract

Elizabeth Colbert

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