Topic: Reports

..if carbon dioxide is the most important factor [in the earth’s climate], long-term temperature records will rise continuously as long as man consumes the earth’s reserves of fossil fuels. // Gilbert Plass, Scientific American, July 1959, p 47

Political Interferences
Dec 17, 2006
In recent years, scientists who work for and advise the federal government have seen their work manipulated, suppressed, distorted, while agencies have systematically limited public and policy maker access to critical scientific information. To document th ...>>
US - MA, Cambridge, UCSUSA
Status of Climate Change
Dec 15, 2006
World Meteorological Organization's 4 pages press release No. 768 from December 14th summarizes year 2006 and counts reords. Averaged separately for both hemispheres, 2006 surface temperatures for the northern hemisphere (0.58°C above 30-year mean of 14.6 ...>>
CH - Switzerland, Geneva, WMO
Energy Demands
Nov 30, 2006
This McKinsey Global Institute (MGI) and McKinsey's Global Energy and Materials (GEM) perspective aims to increment the understanding of global energy demand. The main finding is that, even with growing demands, there are sufficient opportunities for energy ...>>
US - New York, Manhattan
Temperature Records
Nov 28, 2006
The Swiss National Weather Service, MeteoSwiss, announces autumn 2006 as warmest on record. Previous high in 1987 was beaten by 1°C and the average temperature by 2°C to 3°C. Systematic annual meteorological measurements in Switzerland were first car ...>>
CH - Zürich, MeteoSwiss
Nicholas Stern
Nov 26, 2006
24 November 2006, Sir Nicholas Stern, the Head of the Government Economic Service and adviser to the British Government on the economics of climate change and development, spoke at the British Embassy on “The Economics of Climate Change”. His presentati ...>>
DE - Berlin, British Embassy
Migratory Species
Nov 17, 2006
Climate change is a process which impacts species, eco-systems and biodiversity. Many species already adapted to higher temperatures and changed the length, timing and location of their migration routes. Some species, like green turtles, are suffering highe ...>>
DE - Bonn, UNEP/CMS Secretariat
Oysters and Anchovies
Nov 15, 2006
Since 1873 the temperature of the North Sea is measured, but the length of current warm period is unique. With an average of 0.13°C every year temperature rises, 1.7 degree since 1993. Fishes and mussels adapt to changed conditions and move from Bay of Bi ...>>
North Sea, Daily Temperature
Emissions Report
Nov 15, 2006
The US Energy Information Administration published yesterday the numbers on the greenhose gas emissions from 2005. The 'good' news is the emissions 'Growth Lower than Average in 2005'. Quoted from press release: Total U.S. greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions ...>>
US - Washington, EIA
WMO Bulletin
Nov 4, 2006
The Global Atmosphere Watch (GAW) programme of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) promotes systematic and reliable observations of the global atmospheric environment. The Environment Division of WMO's Atmospheric Research and Environment Programme ...>>
CH - Switzerland, Geneva, WMO
Stern Review
Oct 30, 2006
The Chancellor Gordon Brown asked Sir Nick Stern to lead a major review on the financial implications of Climate Change, to understand the nature of the economic challenges and how they can be met. "The Stern review has done a crucial job. It has demolished ...>>
GB - London, HM Treasury
Emissions Trends
Oct 28, 2006
This report from the European Environment Agency contains a compilation and analysis of past and projected greenhouse gas emissions from EU Member States and other EEA member countries. It is based on data and related information submitted by 33 countries ...>>
DK - Copenhagen, EEA
Fealing The Heat
Oct 23, 2006
As one of the UK's leading relief and development agencies Tearfund tackles the causes and effects of poverty. Recent report with a foreword from Sir John Houghton highlights two key points:   Climate change jeopardises water supply for mil ...>>
GB - United Kingdom, Teddington
Going To The Extremes
Oct 20, 2006
Using nine different climate models a research team focussed not the averages, but the extremes. Lead author Claudia Tebaldi and colleagues computed 10 different indices of climate extremes, with 5 related to temperature and 5 to moisture. For all three gr ...>>
US - Boulder, UCAR
North East Climate Change
Oct 9, 2006
The Northeast Climate Impacts Assessment (NECIA) is a collaboration between the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) and a team of independent experts. Counted as nation the Northeast represents the world's seventh largest source of CO2 emmisions. On the ot ...>>
US - Northeast, Population
US CCTP
Sep 25, 2006
US President Bush, who leaves office in January 2009, is facing elections for the Senate and House in November 2006. Latest opinon polls state that about 70% of US citizens feel that global warming is happening. So, is it time for an u-turn? The U.S. ...>>
U.S. Department of Energy
Fruit Flies
Sep 2, 2006
Drosophila are small flies found all around the world. Most of them like warm conditions and others your fruit bowl. The european specie Drosophila Subobscura invaded the Pacific Coast of Chile 1978 probably using fruit cargo ships. In North America they a ...>>
ES - Spain, Barcelona
Phenology
Aug 26, 2006
A new research, led by Dr Annette Menzel from the Technical University Munich in Germany and Dr Tim Sparks of the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire focused on phenology - the timing of natural events. The analysis of 125,000 rec ...>>
GB - United Kingdom, Huntingdon
Climate Succes Stories
Aug 17, 2006
The Climate Group, an independent, international operating nonprofit organization hightlights companies, countries, cities and regions in a report (summary) with a success story about reducing carbon emissions and gaining more profit or reducing costs. Hop ...>>
GB - United Kingdom, Woking
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