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Sunday, August 25, 2013

How dry is it?


Posted by Brian Thomas at 11:30 AM
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Herd immunities May 9, 2013

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Holy Land underwater April 2, 2013

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Left hand, meet right hand March 12, 2013

Trouble at the beach February 17, 2013

Staged photos and real facts February 9, 2013

When Cassandra is an optimist February 3, 2013

Escaped crocodiles January 26, 2013

Smaller targets January 23, 2013

Learning curves, negative and positive January 13, 2013

Gobbling our way to utopia January 5, 2013

The day the dam broke December 29, 2012

The sense of an ending December 22, 2012

Where are the climate change investments? December 17, 2012

Dust Bowl reflections November 25, 2012

Weighing costs and benefits November 19, 2012

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Post Sandy from a local point of view October 30, 2012

Dry ground under a bell October 19, 2012

Back from the void November 3, 2011

My own failing dam September 29, 2011

What happens when we dodge a thunderbolt September 24, 2011

Ominous skies September 23, 2011

Tim Prentice update August 28, 2011

Our former headquarters rather vulnerable August 27, 2011

Don't blow me down! The sculptures of Tim Prentice August 26, 2011

His last breath --Dr. Donald R. Thomas March 20, 2009

Adapting to snow, or not February 20, 2009

The Heartland Institute -- politicized, bad-faith pseudoscience March 6, 2008

Limits to scenarios February 6, 2008

We'll need both adaptation and mitigation February 5, 2008

Green finance as a sign February 4, 2008

Szalavitz on "10 Ways We Get the Odds Wrong" January 29, 2008

A climate change visionary: J.G. Ballard January 22, 2008

Climate Debate Daily gives a megaphone to denial January 17, 2008

Propaganda at Work: Tierney in the New York Times January 2, 2008

Change or die, or something in between April 10, 2007

The Problem of Risk Subsidy April 10, 2007

Distorted Communication April 10, 2007

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June 2010 – I served as a consulting editor to a the New York City Panel on Climate Change final report, published as Climate Change Adaptation in New York City: Building a Risk Management Response through the New York Academy of Sciences. You've seen this report in the news in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.

June 2009 – At the studios of Cleanskies TV, I was interviewed about the costs of climate change, and discussed adaptation efforts underway in the US and around the world.

May 2009 – I helped draft the scenarios for Rising Waters, a multistakeholder scenarios effort focused on climate change adaptation in the Hudson Valley. The final report is now completed and available here.

November 19, 2008 – Cut carbon emissions and still save money right away? It can be done if you know where to start, as I explain in a Climate Biz column.

July 31, 2008 – Check out this wide-ranging interview about climate justice, resilience, disasters and more on Cleanskies.tv.

July 2008 – Carbon taxes are so much better than emissions trading for cutting greenhouse gases, and yet politically cap-and trade is the winner. Find out why at Climate Biz.

May 2008 – I reviewed two books on climate and energy in the New Leader magazine: James Gustave Speth's The Bridge at the Edge of the World: Capitalism, the Environment and Crossing from Crisis to Sustainability, plus Robert Bryce's Gusher of Lies: The Dangerous Delusions of Energy Independence.

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