Panel Urges Bush to Fund Climate-Change Research
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Climate Change Out of the Blue
Climate Change Out of the Blue
05/10/2004 06:04 AMContrails -- those wispy trails left in the sky by airplanes -- may
play a part in warmer U.S. temperatures, according to a recent NASA
study. By Douglas Page.
Climate Change Warning
Climate Change Warning
06/16/2004 05:13 AMCBS News Jun 16 2004 9:24AM GMT
Where There's Smoke, There's Climate
Change
Where There's Smoke, There's Climate
Change
03/06/2004 02:04 AMCall for action on climate change
Call for action on climate change
03/27/2005 12:11 AMThe government needs to take serious action on climate change, a
report from a group of MPs say.
Bush's climate-change Lysenkoism
Bush's climate-change Lysenkoism
06/09/2004 01:52 PMSterling's latest Wired column is a good comparison of the
government-mandated pseudoscience in the Bush climate policy and the
"totalitarian hucksterism" of Trofim Lysenko, Salin's number-one
bad-science guy.
Presidential science adviser John Marburger complained that the UCS's
account sounded like a "conspiracy theory report." That's because it
is one. As the report amply documents, the Bush administration has
systematically manipulated scientific inquiry into climate change,
forest management, lead and mercury contamination, and a host of other
issues. Even as Marburger addressed his critics, the administration
purged two advocates of stem-cell research from the President's
Council on Bioethics.
When politicians dictate science, government becomes entangled in its
own deceptions, and eventually the social order decays in a compost of
lies. Society, having abandoned the scientific method, loses its
empirical referent, and truth becomes relative. This is a serious
affliction known as Lysenkoism.
LinkNew Supercomputer to Track Climate
Change
New Supercomputer to Track Climate
Change
04/15/2005 06:19 PMIBM has announced that the University of Colorado, in cooperation with
the National Center for Atmospheric Research, has acquired a Blue Gene
supercomputer to simulate the ocean, predict the weather and analyze
other complex climate phenomena that may affect climate change and
cause ripple effects in the global economy.
Climate Change Rises on Global Agenda
(AP)
Climate Change Rises on Global Agenda
(AP)
05/23/2004 12:26 AMAP - The rising sea is eating at the shores of low-slung Funafuti, a
spit of coral and coconut palms in the remote Pacific. Unseen fingers
of ocean even reach beneath the sands, surfacing inland in startling
places, among nervous islanders.
Pentagon Climate Change Author
Interviewed
Pentagon Climate Change Author
Interviewed
05/27/2004 07:44 AMClimate change rises on global agenda
Climate change rises on global agenda
05/22/2004 01:55 PMAP via New Jersey Online May 22 2004 6:14PM GMT
Antarctic Response to Climate Change -
Not Pragmatic
Antarctic Response to Climate Change -
Not Pragmatic
09/23/2004 05:56 PMEarly in 2002, this website published an excellent article which
documented the activity among the various ice shelves on the perimeter
of the Antarctic. At that time, there had recently been several
significant calving events, rendering vast, floating islands of ice.
Also discussed was the complete collapse, in 1999, of an ice shelf
known as Larsen B, which was formerly the largest ice shelf on the
Antarctic peninsula - the northernmost and warmest part of the
continent. The disintegration of the Larsen B shelf was called a
"profound event", because it was thought to be stable. Fortunately,
when massive icebergs are calved from ice-shelves, and even when they
collapse and disintegrate completely, there is no resulting rise in
sea level. It turns out though, that these same ice shelves serve a
surprisingly important role in "holding back" the glaciers and
land-locked ice on Antarctica which, if released into the ocean, would
raise the world's sea level an estimated 20 feet (7m). Now it's
much clearer just how important that role is.
IBM sells climate research supercomputer
IBM sells climate research supercomputer
02/10/2004 09:21 PMThe University of California, Irvine has bought eight IBM computers to
run an interconnected collection of global climate simulations.
Senate Passes Amendment to Combat
Climate Change
Senate Passes Amendment to Combat
Climate Change
06/22/2005 02:10 AMThe Senate passed an amendment to pending energy legislation calling
for voluntary reductions in some emissions and spending money to
promote technology to reduce pollution.
Jupiter's spots vanish amid climate
change
Jupiter's spots vanish amid climate
change
04/22/2004 02:35 AMUSA Today Apr 22 2004 6:16AM GMT
Three great articles on climate change
in New Yorker magazine
Three great articles on climate change
in New Yorker magazine
06/05/2005 11:56 PMThe New Yorker magazine's Web site has
the full
text of a recent series by Elizabeth Kolbert on climate
change. Highly recommended.
Climate Change Is Called Economic Threat
at Talks
Climate Change Is Called Economic Threat
at Talks
03/17/2005 03:11 AMBritain has declared climate change a top issue as it takes the
leadership of the Group of 8 industrialized nations.
Climate Change Desiccating the Planet,
Researchers Conclude
Climate Change Desiccating the Planet,
Researchers Conclude
02/01/2005 09:58 PMDistributed computing helps revise
climate change models...
Distributed computing helps revise
climate change models...
02/01/2005 08:53 PMClimate change is still a contentious issue in some parts of the
world. Despite widespread acceptance in the scientific community and
by the general public in most of the industrialized world, it remains
a divisive topic in the United States, rejected by conservative
politicians armed with studies from industry-funded think-tanks and a
healthy dose of congnitive dissonance.
This week's Science.Ars looks at the results of a distributed
computing project focused on climate change modeling. In addition,
we've got news of the sex life of the Hawaiian Cricket, stem cell
contamination, and more.
Climate research center buys a Blue Gene
Climate research center buys a Blue Gene
04/13/2005 11:05 PMNational Center for Atmospheric Research becomes the newest customer
of IBM's Blue Gene/L supercomputer.
Telegraph | News | Charities 'spread
scare stories on climate change to boost
public donations'
Telegraph | News | Charities 'spread
scare stories on climate change to boost
public donations'
05/03/2004 07:25 PM"There is no way you can cover all the science. Fundraising
appeals are very emotional." .. anyone be surprised by this .. It
seems
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Kerry Urges More Time for 9/11 Panel
(AP)
Kerry Urges More Time for 9/11 Panel
(AP)
07/27/2004 02:45 PMAP - Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry said Tuesday that
the Sept. 11 commission should continue working another 18 months to
ensure its proposed reforms are adopted, a challenge embraced by the
bipartisan panel.
Panel urges Intel director
Panel urges Intel director
07/18/2004 04:13 AMUSA Today Jul 18 2004 8:34AM GMT
Kerry Urges More Time for Sept. 11 Panel
(AP)
Kerry Urges More Time for Sept. 11 Panel
(AP)
07/27/2004 08:06 PMAP - Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry said Tuesday that
the Sept. 11 commission should continue working another 18 months to
ensure its proposed reforms are adopted, a challenge embraced by the
bipartisan panel.
9/11 Panel urges Congress to enact
reform
9/11 Panel urges Congress to enact
reform
07/30/2004 06:58 PMPanel Urges Shakeup to Fix 9/11 Failures
(Reuters)
Panel Urges Shakeup to Fix 9/11 Failures
(Reuters)
07/22/2004 06:49 PMReuters - The Sept. 11 commission on Thursday
criticized both the Bush and Clinton administrations for
failing to fully grasp or effectively combat the threat posed
by al Qaeda and recommended a radical shake-up of U.S.
intelligence to meet future dangers.
9/11 Panel Urges Lawmakers to Put
Politics Aside for Security
9/11 Panel Urges Lawmakers to Put
Politics Aside for Security
07/25/2004 02:24 PMMembers of the commission today urged lawmakers and government
officials to give priority to improving security in the U.S.
9/11 Panel Urges Congress to Enact
Reform (AP)
9/11 Panel Urges Congress to Enact
Reform (AP)
07/30/2004 05:13 PMAP - The leaders of the Sept. 11 commission implored Congress to move
quickly to reform the nation's intelligence structure, warning Friday
that failure to act would leave America vulnerable to another
devastating terrorist attack.
Panel Urges Child Antidepressants
Warning (AP)
Panel Urges Child Antidepressants
Warning (AP)
09/14/2004 08:12 PMAP - Antidepressants should come with the nation's strongest warning
in a black box on the label that they can sometimes spur
suicidal behavior in children and teenagers, the government's
scientific advisers decided Tuesday.
US scientists tax Bush on climate
US scientists tax Bush on climate
02/19/2004 10:11 AMThe Bush administration is guilty of distorting and suppressing
science that does not echo its policies.
Panel Urges Strong Warning on
Antidepressants for Children
Panel Urges Strong Warning on
Antidepressants for Children
09/14/2004 06:58 PMThe panel recommended that the warning should say that antidepressants
can sometimes lead children to become suicidal.
Kerry, Campaigning in Virginia, Urges
Extension of 9/11 Panel
Kerry, Campaigning in Virginia, Urges
Extension of 9/11 Panel
07/27/2004 02:37 PMJohn Kerry seemed intent on not letting President Bush gain any
momentum on issues raised by the report of the bipartisan 9/11 panel.
Panel Urges New Protection on Federal
'Data Mining'
Panel Urges New Protection on Federal
'Data Mining'
05/17/2004 01:29 AMA federal advisory committee says Congress should pass laws to protect
the civil liberties of Americans when the government sifts through
computer records.
Few Takers For Bush Climate Plan
Few Takers For Bush Climate Plan
01/01/2004 09:50 PMCBS News Jan 1 2004 9:07PM ET
Arafat Acknowledges Mistakes, Urges
Change (Reuters)
Arafat Acknowledges Mistakes, Urges
Change (Reuters)
08/18/2004 10:25 AMReuters - Palestinian President
Yasser Arafat made a rare acknowledgement of mistakes under his
rule Wednesday and urged reforms to end corruption after an
unprecedented wave of turmoil.
Panel Urges NASA to Save Hubble Space
Telescope
Panel Urges NASA to Save Hubble Space
Telescope
07/14/2004 03:15 AMAn expert panel from the National Academy of Sciences said that NASA
should commit itself to a servicing mission to extend the life of the
Hubble Space Telescope.
Shell Oil Boss: "Climate Change
Worries Me"
Shell Oil Boss: "Climate Change
Worries Me"
06/19/2004 04:09 AMA UK newspaper The Guardian has a report about a recent interview
with Lord Oxburgh, the new chief executive of Shell Oil. In the
interview he describes himself as being: "Really very worried for
the planet" He believes that carbon sequestration, the trapping or
burial of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide, presents our best hope of
dealing with the risk of climate change in the short term. Oil
industry figures have criticised his admission harshly, since many of
them still claim not to believe in human-induced climate change.
Meanwhile environmentalists have applauded his admission but are
skeptical about carbon sequestration, which they view as a costly
cop-out.
Microsoft Urges EC Regulators Not to
Order Windows Software Change
Microsoft Urges EC Regulators Not to
Order Windows Software Change
11/14/2003 03:31 AMLos Angeles Times Nov 14 2003 3:08AM ET
Bush Climate Plan Rated Somewhat
Improved
Bush Climate Plan Rated Somewhat
Improved
02/19/2004 12:11 AMThe president's plan for climate research has improved, but can
succeed only if the research is shielded from political pressures and
if more money is spent, an independent panel said.
National Research Council urges patent
reform
National Research Council urges patent
reform
04/23/2004 12:18 AM
The United States National Research Council has issued a call for reforming the patents sector of intellectual property .
The Council's recommendations include: expanded research of patented
works without fear of legal retribution; awarding patent to first
filers, rather than first inventors; increased resources and
flexibility for the United States
Patent and Trademark Office .
Continued innovation in the development of new
technologies and products in this country suggests that the current
patent system does not require a major overhaul, said the committee
that wrote the report. However, economic and legal transitions have
strained the system in recent decades, making clear the need for
change.
(via Steven Kaye)
Panel Seeks Steps for Cuba Regime Change
(AP)
Panel Seeks Steps for Cuba Regime Change
(AP)
05/02/2004 08:48 PMAP - A government commission is recommending to President Bush a
series of measures to cut U.S. dollar flows to Cuba as part of a
broader policy to hasten the end of the country's communist system, an
administration official said Sunday night.
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