Climate Letter #534

Posted on November 19, 2015 by Carl Campbell
What is happening to large northern lakes?  In short, they are being rapidly transformed by climate change, usually not for the better.  This important article highlights Lake Baikal and Lake Superior while covering the complete base with a fine collection of information.

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A new study sets limits on the rapidity of Antarctic melting.  This work is basically but not fully supportive of the IPCC position while arguing against the more fanciful type of projections that are promoted elsewhere.  It is a serious study that will carry weight, and will no doubt be employed for purposes of argument in Paris, leaving those who might wish to respond little time for preparation.  Be sure to read the followup post.
One of the members of the team that published the report explains how the work was done and what they think it means.
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Have we given up on the goal of limiting warming to 1.5C?  The subject is not getting much discussion, but is sure to be pushed by backers in Paris with or without an opening.  This post provides a broad summary of current thinking, most of which seems to fall under the shadow of a sense of helplessness.
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A new e-book provides a quick refreshment course on the science of climate change.  It is free, and easy to download.  Here are the particulars:
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Review of another timely book on climate change, this time in hardcover, by Joseph Romm.  Dr. Romm is a scientist with a large following who has a gift for explaining things in a popular format.
Here is what Romm has to say about his own book:
Carl

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