AISHE 2020-21: All India Survey on Higher Education Highlights — Justice Mirror

Ministry of Education, Government of India on Sunday released All India Survey on Higher Education (AISHE) 2020-2021. The Ministry has been conducting All India Survey on Higher Education (AISHE) since 2011, covering all higher educational institutions located in Indian Territory and imparting higher education in the country. The survey collects detailed information on different parameters…

AISHE 2020-21: All India Survey on Higher Education Highlights — Justice Mirror
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China’s North Pole – where record low temperatures plunge to -53C  — Iowa Climate Science Education

Beiji Village in Mohe, China’s northernmost city [image credit : china.org.cn] The reporter here says it’s ‘so cold it feels uncomfortable in your lungs’ then goes on to speculate on possible/imagined links to global warming aka climate change. ‘Research suggests’…etc. The freezing cold air coming south from Siberia gets billed as an ‘extreme weather event’. […]

China’s North Pole – where record low temperatures plunge to -53C  — Iowa Climate Science Education
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Why Climate Disasters Exacerbate Domestic Violence — Isaac’s science blog

Why do climate disasters exacerbate domestic violence?

Why Climate Disasters Exacerbate Domestic Violence — Isaac’s science blog
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NYT: Bomb Cyclone? Or Just Windy with a Chance of Hyperbole? — Watts Up With That?

Wouldn’t it be a tragedy if journalistic weather hyperbole got so bad, people started ignoring all the climate change hype? The post NYT: Bomb Cyclone? Or Just Windy with a Chance of Hyperbole? first appeared on Watts Up With That?.

NYT: Bomb Cyclone? Or Just Windy with a Chance of Hyperbole? — Watts Up With That?
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