climate science

FOR anyone who thinks that climate science must be unimpeachable to be useful, the past few months have been a depressing time.

This was published at a time when climate science was rising up the agenda as an explosive political issue.

But it is vital to remember that these e-mails, which remain incomplete and out of context, do not overthrow all of climate science.

It's time to move from the debate about climate science to 'What are we going to do about it . . . how are we going to adapt to it?

He has previously dismissed climate science as "crap" and the mooted mitigation measures as just a "great big tax" .

Attention paid to the climate-science emails scandal has, for the moment, strengthened this resistance.

"There's still a warming trend but it's not as rapid as it was before, " conceded Vicky Pope, Met Office head of climate science.

Their climate science astounds with its precision, predictive power, and depth of observation.

It should answer the complaint that previous communications have failed to properly explain uncertainties in climate science.

The mistake is a black eye for the IPCC and for the climate-science community as a whole.

They were three of the five "expert witnesses" Republicans called for last week's Congressional hearing on climate science.

This committee should include people not involved in the IPCC's daily work and at least one person from outside climate science altogether.

The British bank partnered with the Earthwatch Institute and other environmental groups in 2007 to teach bank employees climate science.

Some congressional Republicans are just backward, rejecting modern economics on the same basis that they reject Darwin and climate science.

At the end of the day, the climate science paradigm is quite healthy.

Commentary on climate science written by climate scientists for journalists and the public, with lively debate from online readers.

Bear this in mind when deniers tell you climate science is a conspiracy or the work of charlatans.

He will give an update on the current state of climate science from a UN International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) perspective.

The debate over climate science has involved very complex physical models and rarefied areas of scientific knowledge.

CLIMATE science is famously complicated, but one useful number to keep in mind is "climate sensitivity" .

The email affair has rocked the world of climate science and its repercussions are spreading.

But the real story, like so much in climate science, is far more complex.

It is used to conduct research in climate science, materials science and nuclear energy amongst other areas.

In Congress, Republicans and some Democrats have raised questions about climate science.

The doubters are right that uncertainties are rife in climate science.

Mark New is a Reader in climate science at the University of Oxford and Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, United Kingdom.

So on September 24, his agency's climate-science website unveiled a new Climate Change Science Compendium.

Its 2007 report on climate science came under attack earlier this year for containing some flaws.

Chris Rapley is a professor of climate science at University College London.

THE winter of 2009 was a rough time for climate science.

In this week's Green Room, he says it is vital to prevent climate science being misunderstood or misused.

But climate science is also responsible.

This is an article on climate economics, not climate science.

It is used by scientists conducting research in astrophysics , climate science and nuclear energy .

In part, it is that climate science has trashed its own credibility.

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