Monthly Archives: October 2015

Uninhabitable Middle East From Climate, SeeMoreRocks Podcast

Posted on October 29, 2015 by paulbeckwith

Article on, ‘Parts of the Middle East Will Soon Become Uninhabitable From Climate Change‘, followed by nice a pair of podcasts on SeeMoreRocks, with Robbin Westenra on SoundCloud: This past summer water temperatures in the region were 33 degrees Celsius. When they … Continue reading →

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Extinction Radio, Episode 31

Posted on October 27, 2015 by paulbeckwith

Extinction Radio, Podcast // Episode 31 10-25-2015. Starts at 1:03:10 This week, Ivey Cone of Fuki Cafe [1] interviewed me, for my weekly chat with Extinction Radio, for their ‘All Things Climate’ feature. Relationship of warm air in Pacific and cold blob in North … Continue reading →

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Extinction Radio, Episode 30

Posted on October 23, 2015 by paulbeckwith

Extinction Radio, Podcast // Episode 30 10-18-2015. Starts at 38:50 There is something about Extinction Radio that somehow manages to often get the best out of me. This applies to Mike Ferrigan and Peter Melton both. I am AGAIN interviewed by … Continue reading →

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Permafrost Warming, Collapsing Antarctic Ice, September Oceans

Posted on October 23, 2015 by paulbeckwith

This seemed an important recognition and acknowledgement.  Of course, I cannot share all the news here, nor should I, but I am trying to–periodically–rotate and put the best of the best here focused from my twitter, Facebook, and special friends … Continue reading →

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Ten Stories Media Ignored: Dahr Mentions Paul and Methane

Posted on October 22, 2015 by paulbeckwith

Ten Big Stories News Media Ignored:  Some of the biggest news of the past year never went public.  Methane and arctic warming’s global impacts, article 6, at the above link.  Nice menton: ‘Dahr Jamail, writing for Truth-out, notes … A 2013 … Continue reading →

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Canadian Election Results: Figures and CBC 3D View

Posted on October 21, 2015 by paulbeckwith

Click here, for nice 0:34 video, ‘CBC News election night results in 3D‘ Elections Canada Data 2015 Registered electors: 25,638,379 Voted: 17,559,353 Percentage voted: 68.5% Record high (1993): 70.9% Percentage voted (2011): 61.1% Percentage voted (2008): 58.8% Party breakdown for … Continue reading →

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Fired from Elections Canada Voting Day: Using A Washroom Without Permission

Posted on October 19, 2015 by paulbeckwith

I was fired from Elections Canada voting day for using the washroom without permission? The gerrymandering is the word that readily springs to mind, but shenanigans is probably more apt: I am an engineer, physicist, and usually a climate scientist and part-time professor. … Continue reading →

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Forecasts for Canadian Election 42

Posted on October 18, 2015 by paulbeckwith

Quickly. Paul:  Now, I think the voters will abandon GPC, Bloc and even more in NDP to reach a final voting result (big assumption of fair election)… My forecast:  #LPC 50 #CPC 27 #NDP 18 #GPC 3 Bloc 2.  And … Continue reading →

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Scientific Voices in the Wilderness Speaking Climate Change

Posted on October 18, 2015 by paulbeckwith

Here is a fine note to Guy McPherson and I tonight, written by Dave Campbell at Facebook. This is really quite good.  Every parent loves to show photos of his or her children, but sometimes a child REALLY is truly exceptionally beautiful. … Continue reading →

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