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ΛΞЯ- Published on Aug 31, 2010 “The Oceans will begin to boil…” http://pubs.giss.nasa.gov/authors/jha… His Book: Storms of My Grandchildren: The Truth About the Coming Climate Catastrophe and Our Last Chance to Save Humanity http://www.amazon.com/Storms-My-Grand… Advertisements

YaleClimateConnections Published on Jun 20, 2018 James Hansen is known as the “Father of Global Warming”, chiefly because of his 1988 testimony before the U.S. Senate, in which he announced that “… the greenhouse effect has been detected, and is … Continue reading →

By Eli KintischFeb. 26, 2014 , 2:45 PM James Hansen may have retired from NASA but he’s still active in the climate change wars. Five months into its existence, his Program on Climate Science, Awareness and Solutions at Columbia University … Continue reading →

Former Nasa researcher and father of climate change awareness says melting of ice sheets could cause ‘several meters’ rise in a century, swamping coastal cities Oliver Milman in New York Tue 22 Mar 2016 00.01 EDT The current rate of … Continue reading →

Democracy Now!   Published on Oct 11, 2018 SUMMARY: https://democracynow.org – On October 11, 2016, activists in North Dakota, Washington, Montana and Minnesota turned the manual safety valves on four pipelines, temporarily halting the flow of nearly 70 percent of the … Continue reading →

Democracy Now!   Published on Oct 10, 2018 https://democracynow.org – As Hurricane Michael barrelled down on Florida, famed climate scientist Dr. James Hansen traveled to Minnesota earlier this week to testify on the imminent danger of climate change. He was supposed … Continue reading →

Andrew Revkin Published on Aug 4, 2018 A high-resolution version of a 2008 Andy Revkin interview with Dr. James E. Hansen​, now retired from decades of work on climate change at NASA but still a significant voice in efforts to … Continue reading →

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R. E. Heubel Published on Oct 28, 2014 Conventional and unconventional fossil fuel reserves; current CO2 emissions and cumulative CO 2 emissions; improved energy usage and efficiency; Carbon fee and dividend; American Meteorological Society “It is clear from extensive scientific … Continue reading →