Climate Letter #408

An examination of China’s emission trends. This report is full of interesting information, based on the fact that China, much more than any other country, will decide what the future of global warming (or climate change) is going to look like. There is reason for both hope and dismay. The current trajectory of China alone, if not radically overhauled, points to an overall global temperature increase of 3.1C.

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Serious heat wave in India. Hundreds are dying, and the peak heat season in July is still far off. Much of India sits at a latitude that matches up with the Sahara and Arabian Deserts, but is much more heavily populated. Also, the surrounding sea waters are now warmer than usual, which could help make this a difficult year. This is certainly a tragic event but also helpful in a way since heat waves are relatively convincing to everyone as symptomatic evidence of the reality of global warming.
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Change of strategy in the oil industry. Outright denialism is waning. Instead, there is an acceptance of what climate scientists are saying but absent any sense of emergency. The new story argues instead that most of the transition to greener energy will not be possible until the second half of the century. One wonders if funding will continue being provided to politicians and others who remain in full denial?
Check out what the CEO of Shell is now saying:
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Capacity for wind power in the U.S. An Energy Department study shows that potential wind energy could provide ten times the amount of power now being generated by that method, or 35% of our electricity needs, by 2050.
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Climate science: Surprising information about carbon sinks. “Scientists in a global research project now show that the vast extensions of semi-arid landscapes occupying the transition zone between rainforest and desert dominate the ongoing increase in carbon sequestration by ecosystems globally, as well as large fluctuations between wet and dry years. This is a major rearrangement of planetary functions.” These lands now take on vital importance for the way they hold back the worst possible effects of today’s carbon emissions.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/05/150521144102.htm
Carl

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