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22 april 2013

Driekwart voorraden olie, gas en kolen moet onder de grond blijven

Carbon Pollution: If We Don’t Change Our Direction, We’ll End Up Where We’re Headed
Door Jonathan G. Koomey, Koomey.com / Climate Progress, 19 april 2013

[...] The key conclusion from [...] [an] analysis (which is based on lower-bound resource estimates taken from the most recent Global Energy Assessment) is that fossil fuel resource constraints are unlikely to constrain carbon emissions in the twenty first century.

[...] We need to leave more than three-quarters of proven fossil fuel reserves in the ground if we’re to stabilize the climate (for more technical backup on this point, see this classic paper by Meinshausen et al. and the technical details provided in Cold Cash, Cool Climate). It’s hard to imagine a starker challenge for humanity, but it’s one that we must confront if we’re to leave a livable world for our descendants.

Zie ook (deels later toegevoegd): 

James Hansen: The One Thing We Should Be Doing to Prevent Catastrophic Climate Change
Interview door Tara Lohan, AlterNet, 24 april 2013 

Resource Shock: How Resource Scarcity and Climate Change Could Produce a Global Explosion
Door Michael T. Klare, Tom Dispatch / Alternet, 21 april 2013

Whether you know it or not, you’re on a new planet, a resource-shock world of a sort humanity has never before experienced.

It’s wrong to profit from wrecking the climate. It’s time to divest from fossil fuels.
GoFossilFree.org

Do The Math Movie
Act.350.org/signup/math-movie

Zuidpool smelt sneller weg dan ooit
EOS Wetenschap, 16 april 2013

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Pre-apocalyptische thriller: 'A being darkly wise'
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Somberste voorspellingen opwarming aarde kloppen waarschijnlijk
'De hel is de waarheid te laat ingezien'
Nederland slechtste van EU qua klimaatverandering
IJskap Noordpool smelt tot kleinste omvang ooit gemeten
Aarde verliest vijfhonderd miljard ton ijs per jaar
Reusachtig stuk ijs breekt af van Antarctica
IJsmassa Antarctica smelt van onderaf

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