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Sea Level Rise Projection Planning Based on Statistical Certainty and Robustness (Never Mentioning Risk)

By ice sheets, Planning, Sea Level Rise, West Antarctic Ice Sheet

Lipscomb 2025 – Sea level rise projection planning based on statistical certainty and robust science (never mentioning risk)… Recent Antarctic-based sea level rise findings have consistently lowered future SLR amounts based on refined modeling of  ice discharge mechanisms of the Antarctic Ice Sheet and Shelves. This evaluation of recent Antarctic ice loss SLR science seeks…

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Sudden Jump in Academic Findings Indicating the Crossing of Numerous New Earth System Tipping Points

By Abrupt changes, Antarctic sea ice, Climate Culture, climate emergency, Climate Reform, climate restoration, climate solutions, CO2 Removal and Sequestration, Earth systems, engineered solutions, Engineering, evolutionary boundaries, feedback, forest health, Forest Mortality, geoengineering, ice sheet, Impacts, Legacy Policy, modeling, ocean processes, Oceans, sea ice, Shifting Ecology, Solutions, Strategy, The Unexpected, Tipping, Vegetation Response

Findings since mid-May reveal new and more serious insight into tipping threshold crossing of the Antarctic and Greenland Ice Sheets, Antarctic sea ice, ocean acidification, and tropical and boreal forests. The 30 percent warming jump in 2023 and 2024 is crucial to understanding the extreme risks of our current and rapidly accelerating climate trajectory. But…

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Half the World’s Population Experiencing Double to 54 Times as Much Extreme Heat As Before We Changed Our Climate

By Extreme Weather, feedback, Heat, Temperature

  Science Understates Dramatically Half the World’s Population Experiencing Double to 54 Times as Much Extreme Heat As Before We Changed Our Climate, a new extreme heat evaluation by Climate Central dangerously understates reality. A summary and review based on: Climate Change Made Extreme Heat Days More Likely A new attribution study shows every single extreme…

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Massive National Forests Logging Threat – Bad Decisions and Bad Math of this Current Illegitimate Administration

By Abrupt changes, Climate Catastrophes, Climate Policy, Democracy Emergency, Deniers and Delayers, Drought, evolutionary boundaries, feedback, forest health, Forest Mortality

Grand Teton National Park bark beetle mortality   Massive National Forests Logging Threat – Bad Decisions and Bad Math of this Current Illegitimate Administration This illegitimate administration has vowed to increase US National Forest timber production by 59% to 112 million acres. Really? Their USDA Emergency Situation Memorandum (Executive Order (EO) 14225, Immediate Expansion of…

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The Dumbest Climate Plan in History

By Climate Catastrophes, climate emergency, Climate Policy, climate solutions, Democracy Emergency, Deniers and Delayers, economics, in-depth and Popular Press, politics, summary, Trump, What we can do

  The Dumbest Climate Plan in History Bruce Melton PE First published at the rag Blog on April 18, 2025 Updated here on April 19, 2025 on ClimateDiscovery.org to add more illegitimate actions against NOAA and NASA Podcast forthcoming ~ ~ ~ The title of this article is not solely meant to highlight the level…

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The Warming Rate for the Last Two Years Has Been 25 Times the Warming Rate of the Last 150 Years

By Abrupt changes, aerosols, Climate Catastrophes, Climate Culture, climate emergency, climate pollutants short-lived, climate restoration, climate solutions, CO2 Removal and Sequestration, Earth systems, Emissions flip, feedback, geoengineering, Legacy Policy, Negative emissions, Point of No Return, Scenarios, Sea Level Rise, Solutions, Temperature, The Unexpected, Tipping, West Antarctic Ice Sheet

Image: Yale Climate Connections The Warming Rate for the Last Two Years Has Been 25 Times the Warming Rate of the Last 150 Years A review of Hansen 2025. In the last two years, Earth has warmed 0.4 degrees C, compared to 1.2 degrees C warming in the previous 100 years. This warming rate is…

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Even Worse Polar Vortex Excursions Are Likely In Our Future

By Abrupt changes, Arctic Sea Ice, Arctic warming, Drought, Earth systems, Extreme Weather, feedback, Impacts, polar vortex, sea ice, Temperature

  Even Worse Polar Vortex Excursions Are Likely In Our Future It may not be this year, but it may be. These extreme cold outbreaks caused by climate change were generally not supposed to happen according to the models, but the models are understated. Almost all climate change effects are happening generations to a century…

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Copernicus Versus Berkeley Earth – Which Global Temperature is Correct?

By Abrupt changes, Temperature

Copernicus Versus Berkeley Earth – Which Global Temperature is Correct? Are scientists confused? Some global temperature reports tell us that 2024 is the first year above the 1.5 degrees C above normal dangerous threshold, some say 2023 was, and there are varying reports that say the numerous global temperature evaluations are different from one another….

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Texas Winter Forecast: Much Warmer than Normal, With An Above Average Chance of Extreme Cold

By Extreme Weather, polar vortex, Temperature

Texas’ Winter Forecast: Much Warmer than Normal, With An Above Average Chance of Extreme Cold The Electric Reliability Council of Texas tells us that this winter is expected to be warmer to much warmer than normal across the state with an above average chance of extreme cold. One of the remarkable statistics they cite is…

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Climate Change Across America: Filming Report, September/October 2024: East Coast and New England

By Abrupt changes, Beach Report, Beaches coastal, climate emergency, evolutionary boundaries, Extreme Weather, flood, Flooding, forest health, Forest Mortality, Impacts, in-depth and Popular Press, Photo Tour, Point of No Return, Reports, Sea Level Rise, Shifting Ecology, The Unexpected, Tipping, Vegetation Response

Climate Change Across America Filming Report, September/October 2024: East Coast and New England – A Summary Bruce Melton PE This season we witnessed 13,000 miles of climate change across the Eastern US from Texas to New England and down to the Outer Banks. We witnessed mostly natural systems degradation from warming effects, where this degradation…

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