There are many excellent sources of Climate Change information, some more challenging than others. Non-experts, including the iBerry team, prefer to highlight educational material that is basic and open to all. This new page is a first attempt to select links to relevant blogs and twitter lists but we need more recommendations. We would also like to include links to popular climate change websites and open textbooks. (Email address is on the front page)
Experimental Blog Post 'Collector'
The Collector below is programmed to output links and some initial text from Climate Change blog posts published over the last week. Latest posts are displayed first and clicking on any title of interest will show the post on a new page. At present only a limited number of blogs with 'standard' RSS feeds are being scanned. Any request from a blogger, NOT to scan their blog, will be respected.
The idea behind the Collector is to make some of the most recent recent climate change posts rapidly accessible rather than aggregate entire blogs as blog reader apps may do. Useful or useless idea? Any feedback, comments etc appreciated, particularly recommendations for blogs that should be included.
Blogs scanned over last 7 days from Sun Jul 5 2020 at 9:31 UTC
I recently received the email quoted below from Matt Anderson. He writes about the new documentary that he has just released titled Whats a Colloquium? I . . . by Kelly Hart on 04 Jul 2020
The Moyhu NCEP/NCAR index came in at 0.223 C in June, following 0.337 C in May, on a 1994-2013 anomaly base. May was already down from April, so the warm start . . . moyhu by Nick Stokes on 04 Jul 2020
We can defeat the COVID-19 epidemic. Weve already been shown how. New York state was hard hit by COVID-19, and hit early by U.S. standards. Because of the . . . Open Mind by tamino on 03 Jul 2020
The idea of putting a price on carbon dioxide emissions to tackle climate change has been slowly gaining traction over the past two decades. It is an approach . . . Purdue Climate Change Research Center by Melissa J Widhalm on 03 Jul 2020
Greenpeace has been landed with 80,000 fine over the attempt to block a BP oil rig from drilling for 30 million barrels of new oil in the North Sea in June . . . Greenpeace UK by Helle Abelvik-Lawson on 03 Jul 2020
Greenpeace UK has been fined 80k for breaching a court interdict during a protest against a BP oil rig in the North Sea last summer. But campaigners are still . . . Greenpeace UK by Emily Davies on 03 Jul 2020
Canadians often see the systemic racism of their southern neighbors as a uniquely American phenomenon. However, the evidence suggests that racism and is alive . . . The GREEN MARKET ORACLE by The Green Market Oracle on 03 Jul 2020
One of the first states hit by COVID-19 (some would say, the first) was Washington. It, along with California and New York, formed the epicenter, the focus of . . . Open Mind by tamino on 02 Jul 2020
Ive received some comments on the blog which went straight to the trash bin. For instance: someone wrote to tell me that the only reason “red . . . Open Mind by tamino on 02 Jul 2020
I have joined 35 other local artists for an art exhibit based on how we are spending our time during this pandemic. The show will open in a couple of weeks in . . . by Kelly Hart on 02 Jul 2020
We are very pleased to share the news that former Met Office Operations Director, Phil Evans, has been appointed as the new Director General of EUMETSAT. . . . Official blog of the Met Office news team by Met Office Press Office on 02 Jul 2020
Fast fashion is awful for people and planet. Like with many industries post Covid-19, it s time to build back better. And with fashion, it s super easy to start . . . Greenpeace UK by Helle Abelvik-Lawson on 02 Jul 2020
Responding to the news that Brazil has recorded a 13-year high in fire hotspots for the month of June, Anna Jones, Greenpeace UK Head of Forests, said: These . . . Greenpeace UK by Alison Kirkman on 02 Jul 2020
A coalition of MPs, renewables industry representatives and environmental groups has today [02.07.2020] written an open letter to Kwasi Kwarteng, Minister for . . . Greenpeace UK by James Hanson on 02 Jul 2020
I guess the current entertainment in the climate world relates to Michael Shellenbergers new book, Apocolypse Never, which is due to come out next month and is . . . and Then There's Physics by ...and Then There\'s Physics on 01 Jul 2020
Red dots show grids with over 250 new cases per day per million population. Orange dots, over 100. Blue dots, over 10. Green dots, less than 10. Grid boxes are . . . Open Mind by tamino on 01 Jul 2020
While June 2020 overall was not a record-breaking month, it has been notable for many, with some heavy rainfall at times. And, despite cooler days in the . . . Official blog of the Met Office news team by Met Office Press Office on 01 Jul 2020
The past 10,000 years has been marked by a range of climate conditions in which human society is particularly well-adapted to thrive. But, as the planet warms, . . . Purdue Climate Change Research Center by Melissa J Widhalm on 01 Jul 2020
Ground-level ozone (O3) pollution alters tree chemical profiles, and consequently, the functioning of forest ecosystems including plant-herbivore interactions, . . . Purdue Climate Change Research Center by Melissa J Widhalm on 01 Jul 2020
The concept of motivated reasoning a form of biased reasoning people use to reach a preferred conclusion is often used to explain climate change skepticism. A . . . Purdue Climate Change Research Center by Melissa J Widhalm on 01 Jul 2020
Urban infrastructure systems, and in particular water and electricity systems, are highly interconnected, yet infrastructure management and urban planning . . . Purdue Climate Change Research Center by Melissa J Widhalm on 01 Jul 2020
By Jennifer Danis On Tuesday, June 30, 2020, the D. C. Circuit Court of Appeals, ruling en banc, held that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission s use of . . . Climate Law Blog by tiffanychalle on 01 Jul 2020
Canada's federal Liberal government has put forth the most progressive climate action plans the country has ever seen, but they also support fossil fuels. The . . . The GREEN MARKET ORACLE by The Green Market Oracle on 01 Jul 2020
Community First! Village is a beautiful 51-acre master-planned tiny home village providing affordable housing in a supportive community for the disabled, . . . by Kelly Hart on 30 Jun 2020
Investments in agricultural research and development (RD) will be critical for offsetting the negative impacts of climate change on the global food system. . . . Purdue Climate Change Research Center by Melissa J Widhalm on 30 Jun 2020
Bottom water hypoxia which happens when oxygen levels become too low to support aquatic life poses a serious and growing threat to certain types of fish. . . . Purdue Climate Change Research Center by Melissa J Widhalm on 30 Jun 2020
By Abby Leeds How important is climate change to you personally? This question is guaranteed to produce a wide range of opinions across America. The Yale . . . Purdue Climate Change Research Center by Melissa J Widhalm on 30 Jun 2020
Climate-related natural disasters such as floods, droughts, wildfires, and heat waves are expected to worsen as the Earth s warming trend continues, stressing . . . Purdue Climate Change Research Center by Melissa J Widhalm on 30 Jun 2020
In a new study published in Nature Climate Change, Clem and colleagues reported that the South Pole has experienced a record-high warming of 1.81 1.02 C during . . . Ocean to Climate by sklee621 on 30 Jun 2020
The UK needs to put people back to work, AND tackle the climate and nature emergency. By creating green jobs, the government can do both. The post Here s how we . . . Greenpeace UK by Mal Chadwick on 30 Jun 2020
Ahead of Boris Johnson's speech about economic recovery, a broad coalition of NGOs is calling on the prime minister to launch a nationwide programme to insulate . . . Greenpeace UK by Phil Richards on 30 Jun 2020
Private organizations and state governments have successfully leveraged the courts to check the Trump administration's anti-environment, pro-fossil fuel agenda. . . . The GREEN MARKET ORACLE by The Green Market Oracle on 30 Jun 2020
Humanity will be finished if we fail to drastically change our food systems in response to the coronavirus pandemic and the climate crisis, the prominent . . . Welcome To A Global Awakening by Lee Temple on 29 Jun 2020
Nature therapy, also known as ecotherapy, is a term for healthcare treatments that focus on spending time outdoors and experiencing nature. Ecotherapy is part . . . Welcome To A Global Awakening by Lee Temple on 29 Jun 2020
A green economic recovery package totalling 100 billion could create 1.8 million new green jobs in industries such as energy, transport and housing, while . . . Greenpeace UK by Phil Richards on 29 Jun 2020
Month after month, year after year temperature records keep being broken. Last July was the hottest month ever recorded and 2019 was the second hottest year on . . . The GREEN MARKET ORACLE by The Green Market Oracle on 29 Jun 2020
I thought I would advertise a post by Steve Keen, that may be of interest to some of my regular readers. Its about Neoclassical Economics of Climate Change and . . . and Then There's Physics by ...and Then There\'s Physics on 28 Jun 2020
A week ago I posted about the difference between red and blue states when it comes to COVID-19. It attracted quite a bit of attention, including requests to . . . Open Mind by tamino on 28 Jun 2020
This shift-ing earth project is a residence that was conceived by Morphlab and set in the middle of a dense forest in India. They considered factors like sun, . . . by Kelly Hart on 28 Jun 2020
This free on-demand series is the first virtual conference an tradeshow to present a case for a future-oriented ICT industry, to respond quickly to the . . . The GREEN MARKET ORACLE by The Green Market Oracle on 28 Jun 2020
