• Investors, too, demand quarterly performance and generally fail to examine how companies are preparing to manage climate and other environmental risks or even to exploit promising opportunities in clean energy innovation that are our best defense against catastrophic climate change impacts.

    FORBES: Ending Quarterly Capitalism

  • Few countries would want to copy Finland's austere climate or sombre history even if they could (though spelling reform in English might merit consideration).

    ECONOMIST: Education reform

  • The basic concept is the same as that underpinning the "white roads" idea -- the development of a technology that can reflect a proportion of the sun's radiation away from the earth's surface and back out into space, thereby cooling the atmosphere and slowing, or even reversing the damaging effects of global climate change.

    CNN: The shield of Ra: Could solar reflection save the planet?

  • Of course, producers could switch to making dry white wine or even red, but by an accident of geography and climate, Sauternes is one of the few areas in which conditions are more or less perfect for the production of that distinctive rich, nutty sweetness.

    WSJ: Will Lyons on Wine: The Bitter Economics of Sweet Wines

  • If a foreign oil major (or even two) takes the same view, then the business climate has clearly improved.

    ECONOMIST: Russian oil

  • Doctors estimate that someone refusing all liquids, depending on factors such as climate and metabolism, could suffer irreversible damage or even die "within five or six days".

    BBC: Fears for jailed aid worker

  • And even if Washington never gets around to an energy or climate bill, state renewable portfolio standards and tightening federal emissions regulations are going to keep demand for renewables from falling too far.

    FORBES: NextEra Energy CEO Predicts Wind Shakeout

  • In a hot climate like the Dominican Republic, you get you can get even more evaporation than in a cold climate like Scotland or Ireland (because the pores of the wood are more open).

    FORBES: Can Brugal Become the Stoli or Absolut of Rums?

  • Mr. HOLMES: My concern is if you add enough extra freshwater to the north Atlantic, you could slow down or even shut down the circulation which would potentially have dramatic impacts on climate, such as a cooling in the North Atlantic region in Western Europe.

    NPR: Arctic Freshwater Pouring Into Atlantic, Scientists Say

  • D. level climate scientists that work at Columbia University's Earth Institute and even if you do not understand the physics of climate change or the computer models predicting global warming, common sense alone might lead you to think that human beings and their machines are making the planet warmer.

    CNN: Why we should expect more weather disasters

  • Even the arch climate sceptic Richard Lindzen agrees it will warm by one degree or so, but maintains we can be fairly relaxed about that.

    BBC: Flooding in York

  • The field of implementing technical climate fixes, or geo-engineering, is full of controversy, and even those involved in researching the issue see it as a last-ditch option, a lot less desirable than constraining greenhouse gas emissions.

    BBC: Climate 'tech fixes' urged for Arctic methane

  • If you're worried about climate change but don't like carbon taxes, think about the messy or even impossible alternatives!

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • For, even if the world climate is to change, it is something that we can neither know or do anything about.

    FORBES: Shooting Camels: Taking Climate Change into Absurdity

  • No one can even forecast global, national or regional weather conditions that will occur months or years into the future, much less climate shifts that will be realized over decadal, centennial and longer periods.

    FORBES: Climate Forecasting Models Aren't Pretty, And They Aren't Smart

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