Monthly Archives: March 2019

Two-Way Connections Between Arctic & World, Record Northern Temps

Posted on March 26, 2019 by paulbeckwith

Two-Way Connections Between the Arctic and the rest of the Globe // Mar 26, 2019 Third video. I discuss a new UN Environmental Report titled “Global Linkages: A Graphic Look at the Changing Arctic” (Google it!). Mainstream Media focused on … Continue reading →

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Faster Than Expected, Earth Spasms: Abrupt Climate Change

Posted on March 15, 2019 by paulbeckwith

Faster Than Expected Abrupt Climate Change Wisdom // Mar 12, 2019 Fourth video in prior series, from Tuesday, called ‘Reflections on Abrupt Climate Change‘. ———– ———– Earth Spasms from Profoundly Abrupt Climate Change  // Mar 12, 2019 Fourth view in … Continue reading →

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Reflections on Abrupt Climate Change

Posted on March 12, 2019 by paulbeckwith

Reflections on Abrupt Climate Change // Mar 11, 2019 For many years, myself and colleagues at AMEG (Arctic Methane Emergency Group; founded by John Nissen in the UK) have brainstormed on how risky our rapidly accelerating climate destabilization is to all … Continue reading →

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Rise of the METHANE Over Time and Latitude, Two Videos

Posted on March 1, 2019 by paulbeckwith

    Rise of The METHANE; Latest Science on Temporal and Spatial Variations: 1 of 2 // Feb 26, 2019 Since 2007 atmospheric methane concentrations have risen strongly; average rate 7 ppb per year. Methane’s Global-Warming Potential multiplies warming vs. … Continue reading →

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