Climate Letter #263

Climate Letter #263      October 27, 2014

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Seasonal heat records broken in Australia.  It’s not summer yet, but this is a bad sign for what may soon be coming.
Solar economics in the U.S.  Dramatic changes are coming in the market for electricity, based on continued shifting of costs—in opposite directions.  This is from a major investment banking firm.
This post, similar in tone to the one above, includes a useful chart from a different investment banking firm showing current production costs for generating electricity from a wide variety of sources, both conventional and alternative, unsubsidized.  External social and environmental costs, which would include the effect of carbon emissions, are not taken into account.
Geothermal prospects.  Review of a potentially huge source of clean energy that is still searching for the best means of development.
An interesting new book.  It’s called, “Don’t Even Think About It,”— Why Our Brains are Wired to Ignore Climate Change.  The author, George Marshall, is active in the field of climate change communications.  After interviewing literally hundreds of various experts he leaves almost no stone unturned, and really does give satisfying (or maybe not so satisfying) answers to many frustrating questions.  It’s a good read, available in many libraries.
Carl

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