[✔️] June 2, 2022 - Daily Global Warming News Digest
Richard Pauli
Richard at CredoandScreed.com
Thu Jun 2 09:35:08 EDT 2022
/*June 2, 2022*/
/[ This is pure science ]/
*We cannot adapt our way out of climate crisis, warns leading scientist*
Katharine Hayhoe says the world is heading for dangers people have not
seen in 10,000 years of civilisation
The world cannot adapt its way out of the climate crisis, and counting
on adaptation to limit damage is no substitute for urgently cutting
greenhouse gases, a leading climate scientist has warned.
Katharine Hayhoe, chief scientist for the Nature Conservancy in the US
and professor at Texas Tech University, said the world was heading for
dangers unseen in the 10,000 years of human civilisation, and efforts to
make the world more resilient were needed but by themselves could not
soften the impact enough.
“People do not understand the magnitude of what is going on,” she said.
“This will be greater than anything we have ever seen in the past. This
will be unprecedented. Every living thing will be affected.”...
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Hayhoe said the IPCC findings had not been broadly understood by many
people. “This is an unprecedented experiment with the climate,” she said.
“The reality is that we will not have anything left that we value, if we
do not address the climate crisis.”
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/jun/01/we-cannot-adapt-our-way-out-of-climate-crisis-warns-leading-scientist
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/[ //this is pure politics -- //this kind of road map increases carbon
emissions ]/
*House Republicans to unveil conservative road map on climate, energy*
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy plans to call for boosting domestic
fossil fuel production and streamlining the permitting process for large
infrastructure projects
The strategy calls for streamlining the permitting process for large
infrastructure projects, increasing domestic fossil fuel production and
boosting exports of U.S. liquefied natural gas, which proponents say is
cleaner than gas produced in other countries, according to the
individuals, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe details
that are not yet public...
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The House GOP plan comes as Republicans seek to make gains with
well-educated suburban voters in November. Some of these voters may want
to see Republicans take a more proactive stance on climate change and
energy policy, rather than letting Democrats dominate the debate, said
George David Banks, a Republican climate policy expert who served as a
White House climate adviser under Trump.
“It’s the competitive seats that make a difference,” he said. “And most
of those run through the suburbs. So there’s certainly a recognition
that you’ve got to win a critical mass of those to control the House.”
Philip Rossetti, a senior fellow on energy at the R Street Institute, a
free-market think tank, agreed.
“Republicans are poised to take the House, but keeping it is going to
require showing moderate voters that they can govern,” Rossetti said.
“Building a climate platform that Americans can support helps them show
that they’re about more than just opposing Democrats.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/2022/06/01/kevin-mccarthy-climate-change-energy/
/[ Really? It seems too generous ] /
*Water restrictions go into effect, limit residents watering schedules
to two-days per week*
Jun 1, 2022 Tina Patel reports on the newly implemented watering
schedule for Los Angeles residents, which went into effect Wednesday
morning. The two-day per week schedule is the latest effort in reducing
the region's impact on the worsening drought affecting California.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WPjPSuFXK0
/[ new definition ]/
*Europe’s Russian Oil Ban Could Mean a New World Order for Energy*
The effort could hurt Russia but could also help drive up already high
oil prices, hurting the global economy and enriching energy companies.
By Clifford Krauss - June 1, 2022
HOUSTON — The European Union’s embargo on most Russian oil imports could
deliver a fresh jolt to the world economy, propelling a realignment of
global energy trading that leaves Russia economically weaker, gives
China and India bargaining power and enriches producers like Saudi Arabia.
Europe, the United States and much of the rest of the world could suffer
because oil prices, which have been marching higher for months, could
climb further as Europe buys energy from more distant suppliers.
European companies will have to scour the world for the grades of oil
that their refineries can process as easily as Russian oil. There could
even be sporadic shortages of certain fuels like diesel, which is
crucial for trucks and agricultural equipment.
In effect, Europe is trading one unpredictable oil supplier — Russia —
for unstable exporters in the Middle East.
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India is another beneficiary because it has big refineries that can
process Russian crude, turning it into diesel, some of which could end
up in Europe even if the raw material came from Russia.
“India is becoming the de facto refining hub for Europe,” analysts at
RBC Capital Markets said in a recent report.
But buying diesel from India will raise costs in Europe because it’s
more expensive to ship fuel from India than to have it piped in from
Russian refineries. “The unintended consequence is that Europe is
effectively importing inflation to its own citizens,” the RBC analysts said.
India is getting about 600,000 barrels a day from Russia, up from 90,000
a day last year, when Russia was a relatively minor supplier. It is now
India’s second-biggest supplier after Iraq.
But India could find it difficult to keep buying from Russia if the
European Union’s restrictions on European companies insuring Russian oil
shipments raise costs too much.
“India is a winner,” said Helima Croft, RBC’s head of commodity
strategy, “as long as they are not hit with secondary sanctions.”
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/01/business/energy-environment/europe-russia-oil-global-energy.html
/[ Beckwith video lecture on how likely we are to exceed 1.5°C ]/
*Climate Change Impacts on El Niño — La Niña (ENSO) Variability and the
Severe Global Consequences*
Jun 1, 2022 Climate Change Impacts on El Niño — La Niña (ENSO)
Variability and the Severe Global Consequences/
/The most sophisticated climate simulation models predict that as the
climate continues to warm there will be more ENSO (El Nino Southern
Oscillation; essentially the El Niño, the La Niña, and the neutral
state) variability. They also predict more El Nino’s which transfer heat
from the oceans to the atmosphere (Equatorial Pacific SST’s at least
+0.5 C warmer than normal), and fewer, less severe La Nina’s (which have
the oceans retain more heat, and have Equatorial Pacific SST cooling of
at least -0.5 C)./
/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGSbDGVjlZ4//
/[The news archive - looking back at how politics tried to address
global warming 15 years ago ]/
/*June 2, 2007 */
June 2, 2007: In the Democratic response to President George W. Bush's
weekly radio address, Rep. Edward Markey (D-MA) criticizes Bush's
reckless approach to climate change.
http://www.c-span.org/video/?198459-1/DemocraticRadioAddress228
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