Climate Uncertainty & Risk: the presentation — Iowa Climate Science Education

by Judith Curry A 20 minute presentation on Climate & Uncertainty and Risk (including some content from my forthcoming book) This was presented at the ICCC Conference.  Here is a link to my complete presentation with audio

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.  Lindzen and McKitrick also gave excellent presentations in this session (I assume the presentations will be made […]

Climate Uncertainty & Risk: the presentation — Iowa Climate Science Education
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Climate Science Chat — Doom/Denial, Clean Energy, Sea Ice, Extreme Weather — robertscribbler

A break down of this week’s chatter among climate scientists includes climate change denial, sea ice melt, extreme weather, and clean energy mass deployment. A special breakdown of the positive impact of electric trucks.

Climate Science Chat — Doom/Denial, Clean Energy, Sea Ice, Extreme Weather — robertscribbler
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Elyamany, N. Postcyberpunk dystopian cityscape and emotion artificial intelligence: A spatio-cognitive analysis of posthuman representation in Blade Runner 2049 (2017) (2022) — Foucault News

Elyamany, N. Postcyberpunk dystopian cityscape and emotion artificial intelligence: A spatio-cognitive analysis of posthuman representation in Blade Runner 2049 (2017) (2022) Convergence DOI: 10.1177/13548565221122913 Abstract Within visual culture, postcyberpunk films are best approached as places of Otherness whereby human identity and agency are downplayed and posthumans are magnified in highly technopolic societies marked with scientific […]

Elyamany, N. Postcyberpunk dystopian cityscape and emotion artificial intelligence: A spatio-cognitive analysis of posthuman representation in Blade Runner 2049 (2017) (2022) — Foucault News
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New study settles long-standing debate: Does agricultural erosion create a carbon sink or source

In new research published today in the European Geosciences Union journal Biogeosciences, two scientists address the soil organic carbon erosion …

New study settles long-standing debate: Does agricultural erosion create a carbon sink or source
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