Unexpected Absence Explained
Just writing to fill in the blanks as to why posts have ceased here for the moment. As one of the only authors at this blog, and with a mass of work piling up elsewhere, I’ve lost any opportunity to continue with my Another Look at An Inconvenient Truth series. However I will be returning to Mongabay soon, and looking at newer stories, focusing on the science behind the climate. Joshua S. Hill
Another Look at An Inconvenient Truth Part 3
Well, it’s a week after I started this little series and I’m still only part of the way through. Seems that it will take me a little longer than planned to write, but rest safe in the knowledge that that simply means there’s research happening behind the scenes here at Casa de Hill. The second article published in the delayed September edition of GeoJournal is written by Roy W. Spencer, who serves as a principal...
Another Look at An Inconvenient Truth: Part 2
I now feel qualified to take the next step in our look through GeoJournal’s AIT forum, having just heard back from author Eric Steig about an aspect of his entry “Another look at An Inconvenient Truth” that had me baffled. Steig, who teaches environmental earth science, isotope geochemistry and paleoclimatology as associate professor at the Earth and Space Sciences department, University of Washington, was first off...
Another Look at An Inconvenient Truth
Despite what some may attempt to have you believe, not everyone is an expert on global warming or climate change. In fact, you’ll know how to spot an actual expert when you hear someone say “we simply don’t know.” Reality is a cold splash of water, and when it comes to Earth’s current environmental crisis, no one has a full idea of what is going on. That may be a surprise to some of you, especially if you...
The Antarctic/Arctic Dilemma
The Arctic has received a great deal of attention over the past couple of years, due to a diminishing summer ice-sheet that is expected to be all but gone within a few years. Climate fear-mongers are crying that the end of the world is nigh, sighting the opening of the Northwest Passage for the first time in known history as its proof. However, take a trip down to the southern hemisphere – which I know, for many, is a weird...
