I had the opportunity to work with Kirsty on the IPCC 3rd Assessment Report. It was important to have someone with her expertise on climate change and health as part of our author team on North America. I also want to echo Katharine's comment about her advocacy for science! She will be missed.
Several months ago, I posted that I would be closing my doctorclimatechange blog, and that I would be creating an archive of blog posts. I am happy to announce that this archive is now available on Weebly at: doctorclimatechange.weebly.com Please check it out. Thank you for reading.
Several months ago, I posted that I would be closing my doctorclimatechange blog, and that I would be creating an archive of posts to this blog. I am happy to announce that this archive is now available on Weebly at: doctorclimatechange.weebly.com Please check it out. Thank you for reading.
You left out Wind West, high speed rail, and critical minerals. Why?
Thanks Simon!
My doctorclimatechange blog will be closing. Here is my final entry, on the future of climate change communication within social media. All posts from this blog will be archived. Details to follow. doctorclimatechange.com/f/the-future...
Last month, I announced that I would be closing my doctorclimatechange blog, and that there would be a post on climate change communication within social media. Here it is. The website will be accessible while I archive the blog posts. Details to follow. doctorclimatechange.com/f/the-future...
After 6 years and 175 posts, my doctorclimatechange .com blog will be closing soon. In today's post, I offer a retrospective of this blog. Next month, I will post some comments on the future of climate change communication on social media. doctorclimatechange.com/f/doctorclim...
After 6 years and 175 posts, my doctorclimatechange .com blog will be closing soon. Today's post offers a retrospective of this blog. In late August, I will conclude with a post on the future of climate change communication on social media. doctorclimatechange.com/f/doctorclim...
I always use "heart".
I agree. But there may be more to this then what it appears to be. doctorclimatechange.com/f/is-isn%E2%...
In Canada, political leaders are talking about building large-scale infrastructure projects, including pipelines carrying 'decarbonized oil'. But this is dependent on whether carbon capture and storage can be significantly scaled up beyond where it is now. doctorclimatechange.com/f/is-isn%E2%...
I agree that the new Carney government needs to pick a path, and increasing Canada's capacity to manage wildfires should be part of this. So is enabling us to have better conversations about climate policy. I posted my 5-point wish list a few days ago. doctorclimatechange.com/f/my-climate...
Now that there is a new government in Canada, there is a new opportunity for climate policy. Here is my wish list. doctorclimatechange.com/f/my-climate...
Here is another comparison of climate actions indicated within the various party platforms. doctorclimatechange.com/f/climate-po...
The federal election in Canada will take place on April 28th. Several experts on climate policy have recently offered comparisons of party platforms. I am sharing highlights of these here. doctorclimatechange.com/f/climate-po...
PM Carney only canceled the consumer (retail) price, not the industrial price. I expect this will be an important issue in the upcoming Canadian election.
I hope you're right. But also, there needs to be a discussion about the broader range of climate policies already in place, like critical minerals, and what the options are for these. doctorclimatechange.com/f/the-future...
I agree. But climate policy choices are, and will be, about far more than just carbon prices. doctorclimatechange.com/f/the-future...
Although there is much attention in Canada on the tariff fight with the U.S., climate change isn't going away. There will soon be an election in Canada. I've outlined some climate policy choices. #climatepolicy #climatescience #climate&sustainability doctorclimatechange.com/f/the-future...
With attention focused on the tariff fight with the United States, is it still possible for Canadians to think about climate policy? Climate change isn't going away, and with an election in Canada coming soon, it's time to consider climate policy choices. doctorclimatechange.com/f/the-future...
I use your 3-step model when I speak with high school students.
Why aren’t people making this demand clear?
Around the world, most people are already worried about climate change!
But they:
* don’t understand why it matters to them
* don’t know what to do about it
* are flooded w misinfo that the cure is worse than the disease
That’s why:
Hope this will be of interest to #climatescience #climate&sustainability #climatepolitics doctorclimatechange.com/f/the-two-re...
There are two realities affecting our conversations about climate change: fossil fuel loyalty, and fossil fuel side effect. Many who recognize the first do so by disrespecting the second. Could we have better conversations if both realities were recognized? doctorclimatechange.com/f/the-two-re...
2024 has been another warmer than average year for our world's climate. Would we have better conversations about climate action if we tried a framing of "climate realism"? doctorclimatechange.com/f/is-isn%E2%...
Recently, I received a message from Carlos Quiroz of The Mesothelioma Center, Orlando Florida. He shared with me important information about the risk of asbestos exposure that can occur during wildfires, and asked me to spread the word. Happy to do that. doctorclimatechange.com/f/climate-ch...
I received a message from Carlos Quiroz of The Mesothelioma Center, Orlando Florida.
He shared with me important information about the risk of asbestos exposure that can occur during wildfires, and asked that I spread the word. Happy to do that here. doctorclimatechange.com/f/climate-ch...
