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Death Valley World Record 134 deg. F is Biased ~10 deg. Too High « Roy Spencer, PhD

Key Points: Over the years, a few commentators have have argued that the world record highest temperature of 134 deg. F at Death Valley, CA...

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What can you do to beat air pollution in Delhi?

Air pollution in Delhi this year has surpassed all past records. If we just consider this century, Delhi’s air quality has deteriorated alarmingly since the year 2000. From what was once a city grappling with manageable air pollution levels to now becoming one of the most polluted cities in the world, Delhi’s air is now unbreathable.  Much has been discussed about the factors behind this high air pollution and is now in the public domain to analyze. The primary culprits are unchecked vehicular emissions, rapid urbanization, construction dust and some point source industrial pollution. Rising number of diesel vehicles in Delhi and NCR and the growing reliance on private transportation has compounded the problem. Seasonal burning...

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They don’t need to fix us, they need to catch up: An African’s perspective on climate education

By Ayanfeolula Ewun, youth climate activist, Nigeria Africa contributes a...

As renewables rise, the world may be nearing a climate turning point

Climate pollution caused by burning fossil fuels hit a record 37.4 billion metric tons in 2024, marking a 0.8% rise from the previous year...

A Deep Dive into the Outcome of the 2024 UN Climate Conference

The 2024 UN climate change conference put climate finance and carbon trading at the top of the agenda, but the big story was the influence...

A Carbon Capture Project Faces a New Delay in a Year of Slow Progress for Coal Power Plants Looking for Retrofits

Project Tundra, a plan to retrofit a North Dakota coal plant with carbon capture technology, has hit a snag following the departure of the...

Cargo ships turn to ancient tech to curb modern…

This hybrid arrangement has been shown to curb the fuel consumption of individual ships by around 20 to 30 percent. But results can vary widely depending on the type of ship and the routes and conditions of a particular voyage. That’s why, when spread across an entire fleet, the energy savings can be closer to 5 to 10 percent, said Tristan Smith, a professor of energy and transport at the UCL Energy Institute, who co-authored the recent emissions report. ...

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