The final episode of Nature Bats Last on the radio with Guy McPherson, Pauline Schneider, and Kevin Hester aired live on 6 July 2021. This final episode of NBL radio was a celebratory call-in show. The video version of the show is embedded below. Intending to build on a property in Vermont, Pauline …
Nature, 8 April 2020: The projected timing of abrupt ecological disruption from climate change Phys.org, 24 May 2021: Solar storms are back, threatening life as we know it on Earth Solar Physics, 20 May 2021: Extreme Space-Weather Events and the Solar Cycle Intending to build on a property in Vermont, Pauline and …
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Please catch the final episode of Nature Bats Last on the radio with Guy McPherson and Kevin Hester at 3:00 p.m. Eastern Time on 6 July 2021. Kevin and Guy will be joined live by frequent cohost Pauline Schneider. This final episode of NBL radio is an opportunity to celebrate. As such, we welcome your …
The video embedded above is the 17th in a numbered series of videos that collectively summarize the Self-Reinforcing Feedback Loops section of my long essay, “Climate-Change Summary” (previously, “Climate-Change Summary and Update”). After a brief introduction, this is the 17th of more than 30 short videos, each of which briefly explains one or …
Nature, 8 April 2020: The projected timing of abrupt ecological disruption from climate change Intending to build on a property in Vermont, Pauline and I purchased a one-acre property in Middletown Springs, Vermont. As we occupied a small apartment in nearby Poultney, Vermont, we subsequently decided to purchase a beautiful Victorian house. As …