Sentences with phrase «open climate science»

I think I now know where you are going wrong: — RRB - When you log in there is a page headed «Open Climate Science 101».

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Lamar Smith (R. - Tx), who heads the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology, has demanded that New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman turn over all communication since 2012 between his office and climate change campaigners whose research led to him opening his probe.

But the senators challenged statements by Exxon spokesman Ken Cohen that the company has conducted «climate science... in an open and transparent way.»

This month's open thread for climate science related items.

With the scientific community still reeling from the University of East Anglia email hacking scandal, it is clear that a concerted effort needs to be made to ensure that climate science is seen to be robust and open to scrutiny.

A full review of the Obama science policy legacy would have to cover many things, including scientific integrity, open data, STEM education, the creation of high - level positions like the Chief Technology Officer, and an embrace of climate science and the R&D tax credit.

My eyes were opened to the science of reconstructing climate and environments.

In Iowa, where Ernst beat Democratic Rep. Bruce Braley, a three - term congressman, in a race for the open seat of retiring Sen. Tom Harkin (D), environmental groups spent freely to attack Ernst for opposing EPA regulations and questioning climate science.

In 2011, he and his colleagues created rOpenSci, a platform and repository that boasts dozens of open - source data - and - analysis packages serving fields ranging from climate science to vertebrate biology via human genetics.

Conference chair Katherine Richardson, a biological oceanographer at the University of Copenhagen, told the opening plenary session that the conference would ensure that policymakers would pay attention by providing compelling messages in three broad areas: how bad the climate science is [that is, how bad the impact of climate change will be], the «good news» that's out there in terms of new ways of mitigating carbon emissions, and the prospects for adapting to the proliferating impacts that scientists are seeing around the world.

They are using the simulation, detailed in a new paper in Royal Society Open Science, to determine how drought, warmer weather, more frequent wildfires and other climate - related changes will affect forests across North America.

Mann has since become an outspoken defender of climate science — he summarizes his experiences here — and been the victim of many vilifying media reports, campaigns aimed at discrediting him, the misuse of open - records laws, e-mail hacking (in the so - called «Climategate»), and threats to his and his family's safety.

Inhofe used his opening remarks to attack the Obama Administration's energy policies and the reliability of climate science.

«The past behavior and dynamics of the Antarctic ice sheets are among the most important open questions in the scientific understanding of how the polar regions help to regulate global climate,» said Jennifer Burns, director of the NSF Antarctic Integrated Science System Program.

Conservation partnerships between protected lands and their non-protected neighbors could significantly improve a region's ability to accommodate species migration in response to shifting climates, according to a study published February 28, 2018 in the open - access journal PLOS ONE by William Monahan of the U.S. National Park Service and David Theobald of Conservation Science Partners, Inc., U.S.

«We come to Budapest with an important mission,» said UNESCO Assistant Director - General for Natural Sciences Flavia Schlegel at the WSF opening ceremony, «to explain what science can do to fully realize» the 17 goals — ranging from addressing climate change, to ending hunger, to working toward responsible consumption and production — laid out in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

Computing grids such as Enabling Grids for E-Science (EGEE) in Europe and Open Science Grid (OSG) in the U.S. not only contribute their power to the Worldwide LHC Computing Grid, but also contribute to other scientific projects, covering biology, chemistry, medicine, climate science anScience (EGEE) in Europe and Open Science Grid (OSG) in the U.S. not only contribute their power to the Worldwide LHC Computing Grid, but also contribute to other scientific projects, covering biology, chemistry, medicine, climate science anScience Grid (OSG) in the U.S. not only contribute their power to the Worldwide LHC Computing Grid, but also contribute to other scientific projects, covering biology, chemistry, medicine, climate science anscience and more.

The Boston Globe writes that Senator Ed Markey (D - MA) plans on opening an investigation on climate science deniers.

The global warming science establishment should now be open to similar studies and dissenting voices on CO2 to overturn the alleged climate change consensus.»

The Institute will spur significant advances in software infrastructure, education, standards, and best - practices that are needed to enable the molecular science community to open new windows on the next generation of scientific Grand Challenges, ranging from the simulation of intrinsically disordered proteins associated with a range of diseases to the design of new catalysts vital to the global chemical industry and climate change.

But in the mean time, here's a new thread for open discussion of climate science and related matters not discussed in other recent threads.

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Climate science can be very useful in lot of ways especially in opening the eyes of all the people on Earth.

This month's open thread for climate science related items.

This is NOT open and honest debate as to whether climate change is happening and what its effects are when people who are not climate scientists have louder voice on the science.

As a beginner in climate science (but not in science), I will continue to study these issues with an open mind.

The open thread for climate science topics is here.

The individual was also granted a request to join a committee that organizes an ongoing climate seminar series, open to both agency and outside experts, where he has been able to invite speakers with a full range of views on climate science.

Does the publication of The Silurian Hypothesis open up a new opportunity for powerful forces to further undermine the credibility of climate science and climate scientists?

, Heartland claims, the basic science of GHGs (yes people still believe it is false), plus all the «fronts» misrepresenting themselves as «Climate Institute this and that» were they run Blogs open to the public, and so on.

Yesterday, 375 members of the National Academy of Sciences, including 30 Nobel Prize winners, posted an open letter reviewing the basics of established climate science, decrying claims of hoax and hype spouted by Republicans during the presidential campaign and warning against the United States pulling out of the Paris Agreement on climate change.

We desperately need to get the wider public more onside with the the threats of climate change but equally the science needs to made open and accessible.

The resources this opens up to the wider climate science community for communication are also really valuable.

This month's open thread for climate science topics.

Daisyworld's WunderBlog — However, what really opened my eyes with this article was the concept of «Manufactured Doubt» campaigns, and why corporations and industries (and consequently, politicians and individuals who listen to them) continue to deny the science behind human - induced climate change.

My over-riding desire is to keep the climate science discussion on course as an open - minded interchange.

Now the Web giant is facing fresh criticism, this time in an open letter from 17 scientists and policy researchers who were invited to Google's Silicon Valley headquarters back in 2011 to explore ways to improve climate science communication (I was also invited and gave a talk).

or had a heads up on the following: «Science Myth of Consensus Explodes: APS Opens Global Warming Debate» «The American Physical Society, an organization representing nearly 50,000 physicists, has reversed its stance on climate change and is now proclaiming that many of its members disbelieve in human - induced global warming.

Open Climate 101 brings the experience of University of Chicago class PHSC13400, part of our «core» science curriculum for non-science major undergraduates based on this text, to the internet at large.

Ben Santer, a specialist in climate modeling at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and veteran of the climate wars of the 1990s, distributed «An Open Letter to the Climate Science Community» tonight (which I saw via the Google Group on Geoengineering; it's also on DeSmoclimate modeling at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and veteran of the climate wars of the 1990s, distributed «An Open Letter to the Climate Science Community» tonight (which I saw via the Google Group on Geoengineering; it's also on DeSmoclimate wars of the 1990s, distributed «An Open Letter to the Climate Science Community» tonight (which I saw via the Google Group on Geoengineering; it's also on DeSmoClimate Science Community» tonight (which I saw via the Google Group on Geoengineering; it's also on DeSmogBlog).

[Dec. 11, 1:21 p.m. Updated The comment thread on this post is to become an open discussion of developments in basic climate science, as described in a new piece aimed at keeping other discussions here on target.]

I know I probably wont convince Victor but I comment because 1) For the benefit of more astute and open minded readers and 2) I'm interested in climate change science and also the psychological dimensions of scepticism 3) the mental exercise 4) I live alone right now and get bored with television and 5) I enjoy a bit of argument and 7) Obviously scepticism has its place.

The I.P.C.C. itself, through its structural tendency to politicize climate change science, has perhaps helped to foster a more authoritarian and exclusive form of knowledge production — just at a time when a globalizing and wired cosmopolitan culture is demanding of science something much more open and inclusive.

• Lack of formal model verification & validation, which is the norm for engineering and regulatory science • Circularity in arguments validating climate models against observations, owing to tuning & prescribed boundary conditions • Concerns about fundamental lack of predictability in a complex nonlinear system characterized by spatio - temporal chaos with changing boundary conditions • Concerns about the epistemology of models of open, complex systems

«When the data is available in its original form those skeptical of climate science can then do the temperature math themselves out in the open where everyone can see their work,» Dr. Pielke wrote on Sunday.

Which brings me to my final point: I have no tolerance for the dismissal of «climate science» and the crisis at hand, and will not waste my energy attempting to convince those unable to open their minds.

If a goal of realclimate is to inform laypeople of issues in climate science, then arrogance in this forum will only appeal to its most unquestioning adherents while driving away those who prefer to keep an open mind about a complex and dynamic field.

The open question I have is what has the IPCC or other climate science body publicly done to counteract the falsity about the «science» and about the IPCC itself, and working climate scientists, as expressed by John Howard and others?

I have no idea what you are referring to, except perhaps that the rote regurgitation of long - since and many - times - over debunked denialist nonsense is mercifully (and no doubt laboriously) deleted by the RC moderators — unlike every other open blog on the Internet where any attempt to discuss the science of anthropogenic global warming is quickly drowned out by a torrent of pseudoscience, conspiracy theories, blatant falsehoods, and hate speech against climate scientists.

I would rather spend my time on site that are hearing from voices on many spectrums: mainstream papers that have top - notch science coverage and a climate focus, or open - minded debates between environmentalists on both sides of the political arena.