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The IPCC Fifth Assessment Report is due to come out next year. But it looks like a sneak peak is already out in the open. A “leaked report” has been obtained by “some media,” the Globe and Mail reports. The … Continue reading →

Population Growth It’s really refreshing, I’m sitting in class at the National University of Singapore in my economics class and a girl in my class who already has her BA in economics is talking about overpopulation in a way that’s … Continue reading →

So there’s this little map thing on the Guardian that sort of distorts the world map according to various criteria related to climate change/factors affecting climate change. If anyone is still checking out this blog, you should take a look … Continue reading →

Quick Note: Sorry this post may seem a bit too long; that is because I planned it as such. It is difficult to make an effective rebuttal when certain parts of the initial argument are overlooked. Upon reading this short … Continue reading →

Thought this was extremely relevant to today’s class:

I’m currently taking a course called ‘Assessing Global Change: Science and the Environment’ instructed by Karen Ing (very good, highly recommend taking a class taught by her if you get the opportunity). It’s a breadth requirement course aka a science … Continue reading →

This past week has been a whirlwind of weather. Within a 72 hour period the people of Toronto have faced a -2 degree Celsius Tuesday, 13 degree Celsius Wednesday, and a -10 degree Celsius Thursday. And not to mention multiple … Continue reading →

How to re-freeze the icebergs by the National Post

  Sounds like things are bleaker than we thought. Here is a short article about the “new research” that was just presented at the UN Climate Change Conference in Doha. ”It shows that, unless radical action is taken, we are … Continue reading →

Here’s an article about how the idea of geo-engineering went over at the UN today… I guess the delegates had the same concerns we had.