Daily Episode 160: Arctic Mosquitoes, Forest Carbon Flips, and The Day After Tomorrow
A roundup of this week's climate news:Mosquitoes reach Iceland for the first time as the Arctic heats upProjected warming will exceed the long-term thermal limits of rice cultivation | Communications ...
23 Apr 23min
Daily Episode 159: Screwworms and the End of Beef?
A brief episode about beef. A beef brief, if you will.New World Screwworm detected about 90 miles from the United StatesScrewworm.gov | Unified Government Response To Protect the United StatesBeef Pri...
22 Apr 10min
Daily Episode 158: The Models are a Mess - Sea Level Rise Version
Let's hit again on some ways the models are a mess, but today in regards to Sea Level Rise...One Wrong Variable in a Climate Formula Could Mean Sea Levels Rise 35% Faster Than Current Models ShowSaltw...
21 Apr 20min
Daily Episode 157 - The Models are a Mess - Methane Version
I discuss 3 articles highlighting new research on methane emissions, showing that the models are undercounting their impacts and severity. Hidden ocean feedback loop could accelerate climate change100...
20 Apr 17min
Daily Episode 156 - This Week in Fascism #24
Sources:Poll: Americans worry Trump will seize ballots, voting machines in midtermsExclusive | Trump Promises Mass Pardons to Staff Before Leaving Office - WSJProposed Amendment: Congress Can Nullify ...
17 Apr 27min
Daily Episode 155: Climate News Roundup for the Week
Sources:Greenland’s Ice Is Melting Faster Than Ever, and Scientists Are AlarmedLakes forming next to Greenland's melting ice sheet are speeding up glacier flowAMOC collapse could turn Southern Ocean i...
16 Apr 21min
Daily Episode 154 - Oil Shock in the Philippines
The Philippines is a great example of a nation on the brink due to an externality, because of their heavy reliance on imported oil.Nation on brink: this oil crisis may destroy everything we built | In...
15 Apr 13min
Daily Episode 153: Here Comes a Very Strong El Nino
Probabilities are increasing for a "Very Strong El Nino" this summer or fall. What are the potential impacts?To date, 2026 is averaging 1.48°C above the 1850-1900 pre-industrial baseline. This is stri...
14 Apr 20min
