Climate Letter #273 November 10, 2014
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Groundwater Rapidly Depleting World Wide. Lots of information here. The story does not overlook the fact that the way we now produce and consume energy is major competition for scarce water supplies. This is an expecially big problem for China. It could also be added that in some parts of the world where existing glaciers are declining the runoff of fossil meltwater that is now being consumed will some day come to a halt, just like fossil groundwater.
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Sea level estimates for 3 million years ago. That’s when the CO2 level was like that of today, but different by being in a generally declining trend. This lady is famed for paleo field research accomplishments in the far north.
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The amazing story of solar energy storage. By investment banker UBS, with reference to Australia. While already competitive at utility scale, there is clear potential for dramatic cost reductions ahead. This is why existing energy suppliers everywhere are running scared.
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The opposition to renewable energy is not timid. The fracking industry is trying to steal the show from solar by devious means.
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Noted author Tim Flannery discusses the effects of the ongoing Australian government’s heavy-handed resistance to renewable energy progress. This is something we now need to watch for in the U.S. as well.
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How big coal defends itself. It’s true that the coal industry has helped to lift much of the world out of poverty. The CEO of Peabody wants that to continue for a long time. Not everyone agrees.
Here is more information about Peabody, it’s properties, it’s plans for the future, and the politics of energy—which has blame spread on all sides.
Carl