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The greatest conceit of our age may be the belief that we have more time to address #climatechange than we do. insideclimatenews.org/news/03102017/…
We don’t see more than a fraction of climate change in our daily lives, but the signs are all around us. @Climatologist49 & other Anchorage-area residents saw this yesterday.
If there were a #climatechange debate among Democratic Presidential candidates, @drvox has some thoughts about what the questions should be — aimed at policy (which is in dispute), not science (which has been clear for decades). vox.com/energy-and-env…
Once again, we can’t see all the changes forced by #ClimateChange. Sooner or later — sooner than we think — we will feel them. From @pewenvironment
Not As Much Time As We Think: @RosannaXia has a big, well-researched piece in @LosAngelesTimes on “managed retreat” — one response to accelerating sea level rise on the California coast. An inadequate local response, except compared to all the others. latimes.com/projects/la-me…
Not As Much Time As We Think: Is the Internet — a global institution integral to 21st Century civilization — immune to climate change? Evidently not, as @JaneLytv explains in this thread.
Sarah Connor and Climate Change: @MichaelEMann, who would know, links to this @DavidCornDC piece about climate scientists — immersed in the knowledge of coming disaster in a society blind to it. HT @ProfTerryHughes
