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Editorial
Biofuels or Bust: In light of the results of a new analysis of the subject, Biofuels and Bust would appear to be a more appropriate description of current U.S. policy in regard to this burning issue.
Subject Index Summary
Dimethylsulfide: What is it? ... where does it come from? ... and what does it do?
Journal Reviews
The GRACE-Derived Climate-Driven Status of the Greenland Ice Sheet: Does it reflect the climate-alarmist projected consequences of CO2-induced global warming?
Local to Regional Climatic Effects of Deforestation: How much can the destruction of forests alter near-surface air temperature? - The case of subarctic China.
The Greening of West Africa: The phenomenon is being projected by some to continue to occur even without the help of the photosynthetic-enhancing and transpiration-reducing effects of atmospheric CO2 enrichment.
The Effects of Dramatic Climate Change on Marine Planktonic Microbes: A History Lesson: They almost never met a challenge they couldn't survive ... or sometimes even profit from.
Ocean Warming and Acidification Impacts on Western Australian Coral Reefs: What has been the combined effect of the "twin evils" of the radical environmentalist movement over the past 110 years?
How Adult Oyster Exposure to Ocean Acidification Impacts the Response of Their Offspring to Elevated Atmospheric CO2: Does it help or hinder the acclimation ability of the younger generation?
Ocean Acidification Database
The latest addition of peer-reviewed data archived to our database of marine organism responses to atmospheric CO2 enrichment is Sydney Rock Oyster [Saccostrea glomerata]. To access the entire database, click here.
Plant Growth Database
Our latest results of plant growth responses to atmospheric CO2 enrichment obtained from experiments described in the peer-reviewed scientific literature are: Marine Coccolithophore (Fiorini et al., 2011) and Tomato (Valerio et al., 2011).
Medieval Warm Period Project
Was there a Medieval Warm Period? YES, according to data published by 1072 individual scientists from 616 research institutions in 45 different countries ... and counting! Our latest Medieval Warm Period Record comes from Esthwaite Water, Windermere Catchment, England. To access the entire Medieval Warm Period Project's database, click here.
World Temperatures Database
Back by popular demand and upgraded to allow patrons more choices to plot and view the data, we reintroduce the World Temperatures section of our website. Here, users may plot temperatures for the entire globe or regions of the globe. A newly added feature allows patrons the ability to plot up to six independent datasets on the same graph. Try it today. World Temperatures Database.
Climate Change Reconsidered
The 2011 Interim Report of the Nongovernmental International Panel on Climate Change: We provide a link to this report as a courtesy and encourage all to download and read it. The 2011 Interim Report presents an overview of the research on climate change that has appeared since publication of Climate Change Reconsidered: The 2009 Report of the Nongovernmental International Panel on Climate Change. Research published before 2009 was included if it did not appear in the 2009 report or provides context for the new research. Nearly all of the research summarized here appeared in peer-reviewed science journals.
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| Seeing is Believing |
Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide and Interglacial Warmth |
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