The AGU Global Environmental Change section is looking for nominations for the Tyndall and Schneider lectures. As of now, we have zero nominations.
There are deserving people out there who will not win because they are not nominated.
Deadline: Apr. 12
https://connect.agu.org/gec/awards-lectures/awards
19.3.2025 16:16The AGU Global Environmental Change section is looking for nominations for the Tyndall and Schneider lectures. As of now, we have zero...non-paywall version: https://archive.is/QNXrc
17.3.2025 15:24non-paywall version: https://archive.is/QNXrcWelcome to the Enemies List!
I have an oped in today's Austin-American Statesman:
https://www.statesman.com/story/opinion/columns/your-voice/2025/03/17/tamu-professor-climate-scientist-us-enemies-list-distracts-from-real-problems-opinion/82057985007/
If you have trouble accessing this paper, here is a preprint that is almost identical to the final version.
https://essopenarchive.org/users/260056/articles/1263565-climate-change-increases-energy-demand-and-cost-in-texas
Here is a recording of my talk at the AMS meeting describing some of the results. Note that there's stuff in the paper that I left out of the talk b/c of time; e.g., the impact of grid constraints on the staggering costs of electricity in 2023.
youtu.be/FoAo_a612XQ
14.3.2025 17:40Here is a recording of my talk at the AMS meeting describing some of the results. Note that there's stuff in the paper that I left out...My paper describing how climate change is driving up the cost of electricity in Texas has been published on-line:
https://journals.ametsoc.org/view/journals/wcas/aop/WCAS-D-24-0057.1/WCAS-D-24-0057.1.xml?_zs=egdll1&_zl=Jr17A
If you have trouble accessing it, you can also read it here: https://www.theclimatebrink.com/p/a-thank-you-note-from-china
28.2.2025 16:36If you have trouble accessing it, you can also read it here: https://www.theclimatebrink.com/p/a-thank-you-note-from-chinaThe U.S. passes the torch of scientific dominance to China.
28.2.2025 16:36The U.S. passes the torch of scientific dominance to China.Oped by me in the San Antonio Express-News...The "CO2 is plant food" myth keeps coming up. Why is it wrong? My latest on The Climate Brink
https://www.theclimatebrink.com/p/is-co2-plant-food-why-are-we-still
20.2.2025 18:22The "CO2 is plant food" myth keeps coming up. Why is it wrong? My latest on The Climate...My latest on The Climate Brink: No, renewables don't need expensive backup.
In fact, renewables push the most expensive fossil fuel producers out of the market, saving money for the economy.
https://www.theclimatebrink.com/p/no-renewables-dont-need-expensive
12.2.2025 15:26My latest on The Climate Brink: No, renewables don't need expensive backup. In fact, renewables push the most expensive fossil fuel...Last August I wrote something about "one weird trick" to understand Project 2025: it's designed to keep us using fossil fuels, regardless of how bad that is for our economy.
I thought it was. worth re-upping this:
https://www.theclimatebrink.com/p/one-weird-trick-to-help-you-understand
Abstract
1.2.2025 19:48AbstractA recording of my talk at the recent AMS meeting:
The Hidden Climate Tax: How Climate Change Increases Energy Demand and Costs For Society
I just did a podcast with the Journey through the Growth Economy crowd about climate change and renewable energy. It's pretty good IMHO. Thanks to George Gianarikas and Canaccord Genuity for having me on.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/3qZ6VzQZilf3k04r0WJ5uy?si=8q4QC_a0SCGpdtk9MvYIYQ
or
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/journey-through-the-growth-economy/id1781067660?i=1000687169339
You may run into people who say that renewable energy is expensive. Here is an explanation of why that's not the case and how it actually saves the economy money.
https://www.theclimatebrink.com/p/an-explanation-of-how-renewable-energy
My new post on The Climate Brink: LA fire's toxic legacy: When wildfires turn cities into smoke. It talks about air pollution from wildfires, the connection to climate change, and Table 12.12 from the last IPCC report.
https://www.theclimatebrink.com/p/las-toxic-legacy-when-wildfires-turn
21.1.2025 16:07My new post on The Climate Brink: LA fire's toxic legacy: When wildfires turn cities into smoke. It talks about air pollution from...Given how desirable talks at the AGU meeting are, I’m shocked by this. It’s a 40-min. talk in a big room in the middle of the week. It’s the best talk slot at the meeting. We’re particularly looking for strong communicators for these awards.
If you have questions, email me.
15.1.2025 20:38Given how desirable talks at the AGU meeting are, I’m shocked by this. It’s a 40-min. talk in a big room in the middle of the week. ...In particular, nominate a senior colleague for the Tyndall, Bolin, or Schneider awards. These awards all come with a lecture at the AGU meeting. For the last few years, we have not been getting a lot of nominations for the senior awards.
15.1.2025 20:38In particular, nominate a senior colleague for the Tyndall, Bolin, or Schneider awards. These awards all come with a lecture at the AGU...🚨AGU awards alert🚨: Nominations are open for the Global Environmental Change section awards. There are junior, mid-career, and senior awards.
More info: https://connect.agu.org/gec/awards-lectures/awards
15.1.2025 20:38🚨AGU awards alert🚨: Nominations are open for the Global Environmental Change section awards. There are junior, mid-career, and senior...New post on The Climate Brink from Zeke Hausfather about our climate future. With current policies, we’re on track for a bit less than 3C, with 2030 NDCs we’re on track for about 2.5C, and with net zero pledges we’re on track for a bit less than 2C.
https://www.theclimatebrink.com/p/moving-away-from-high-end-emissions
15.1.2025 18:42New post on The Climate Brink from Zeke Hausfather about our climate future. With current policies, we’re on track for a bit less than...