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The GRRRRROWTH Institute
Posit an opiniator O* from the Super Wonderful Punditry think tank SWP. Deadlines displease him. The international community failed to meet so many since 1995 that such call becomes self-defeating, or so O* worries. To interpret IPCC deliverables, time for … Continue reading
Posted in ClimateBall, economics, GRRRRROWTH, Philosophy for Bloggers, Satire
45 Comments
AGW in One GIF
An image is said to be worth a thousand words. A GIF encapsulates many images. This one may not cover all ClimateBall players said, but I like it: Which words would that GIF be worth? If you got another illustration … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, Global warming, We Are Science
Tagged AGW, dinosaurs, GIF, Open Thread, trampolines
21 Comments
The Popper Ratio
I hereby propose the Popper Ratio – (n.) Unit obtained by calculating the number of “popper” in a long-form text compared to the number of times Sir Karl is really cited. By “really cited” I mean (a) a quote and … Continue reading
Frank’s New Memo
Frank Luntz issued a new memo: Frank suggests that we drop the word sustainability. According to his research, it conveys the status quo, whereas the American people demands improvement – a better, a safer, and a cleaner environment. For a … Continue reading
Posted in ClimateBall, We Are Science
Tagged Frank Luntz, Hope Jahren, Hopes and Fears, Keane
70 Comments
Rachel’s Bike
Rachel used to hang around with us at AT’s. She also moderated the blog for a while. She runs a blog in which she talks about her life in Scotland, with a focus on living a low-carbon life, especially biking … Continue reading
Estragon and the Expert
An abstract stakeholder’s dialog. Vladimir, or V, is the expert. Estragon is E. [V] You have cancer.[E] OK.[V] …[E] Is it curable?[V] Yes, I guess.[E] …[V] …[E] How?[V] There’s A or B.[E] What would you suggest.[V] If you do A … Continue reading
Posted in advocacy, ClimateBall, Politics, Roger Pielke Jr
Tagged Jonathan Gilligan, Michael Tobis, Roger Pielke Junior
110 Comments
Jonathan’s Funk
[The following is the second part of my chat with Jonathan. First part is here.] nowhmm, i need to find back eric‘s questionwhat is a reasonable number for how much of the american electrical grid could become renewable in the … Continue reading
Posted in We Are Science
Tagged Carbon intensity, Jonathan Gilligan, private investment, RCP2.6, RCP4.5
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