Ian SuttonMay 122 minIPCC Report: Global Warming of 1.5°CThis blog is based on the post IPCC Report: Global Warming of 1.5°C. The IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) issues reports...
Ian SuttonMay 122 minBlah, Blah, BlahThis blog is taken from the post Blah, Blah, Blah. An earlier post The Name of Action (and the matching video) take its title from...
Ian SuttonMay 111 minSEC Extends Comment PeriodThe Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has extended the comment period for the proposed rule on Climate-Related Disclosures....
Ian SuttonMay 112 minThe IPCC and Its ReportsThis blog is based on the post The IPCC and Its Reports. The IPCC Discussions to do with climate change frequently quote reports from...
Ian SuttonMay 62 minSummary Week Ending 2022-05-06https://netzero2050.substack.com/p/the-300-year-party-the-industrial?s=r
Ian SuttonApr 281 minEnter the EngineersAlthough it is important to understand the science behind climate change, the initiative has passed from the scientists to the engineers.
Ian SuttonJan 251 minAn Energy Evaluation System: Part 6The following is take from the post An Energy Evaluation System: Part 6. The Net Zero Grid consists of the following sectors. A —...
Ian SuttonJan 183 minAn Energy Evaluation System: Part 2AN ENERGY EVALUATION SYSTEM: PART 2 We are publishing a series of posts that provide a methodology and a framework
Ian SuttonJan 161 minLithium and Its LimitsThe following is a summary of the post Lithium and Its Limits. The usual example of resource limits is that of crude oil and the issue...
Ian SuttonDec 6, 20211 minNet ZeroFour Generations of AmmoniaThe information in this post is now at The Colors of Ammonia and Colors of Hydrogen. The following ebooks are currently available: Net...
Ian SuttonDec 2, 20211 minClimate ChangeClimate Change Technologies: StatusIn our last post, Evaluating Alternative Energy Sources, we looked at ways of evaluating energy sources. Part of that post was to do with...
Ian SuttonNov 27, 20212 minNet ZeroEvaluating Alternative Energy SourcesThere seems to be no end in the number of ideas that are trotted out for generating “green energy”, for storing energy and for capturing...
Ian SuttonNov 26, 20213 minCognitive DissonanceWho are you going to believe — me, or your own lyin’ eyes? When talking about climate change the term 'Cognitive Dissonance' is usually...
Ian SuttonNov 23, 20214 minClimate ChangeHappy MotoringSummary Let's continue the analysis of George Will's article to do with climate change. In addition to the factual errors described in a...
Ian SuttonNov 22, 20214 minClimate ChangeA Well-Known GeneralistThe previous two posts in this series have discussed the need for generalists to help explain and understand complex issues such as...
Ian SuttonNov 21, 20214 minClimate ChangeThe Golden Mean of Climate ChangeYesterday’s post, Who’s the Climate Expert?, discussed the need to listen to generalists rather than specialists when trying to figure...
Ian SuttonNov 20, 20211 minWho's the (Climate Change) Expert?This post suggests that we need to be generalists, not subject matter experts, if we are to fully grasp climate change — what it is, and how
Ian SuttonNov 15, 20214 minClimate ChangeCOP26 and Blah, Blah, BlahRecent posts at this site have argued that national governments have failed to provide the leadership needed to address the climate...
Ian SuttonNov 12, 20211 minCOP26COP26: The Divergence ContinuesThe theme of yesterday’s post COP26 and Climate Leadership was that the governments of the world have had three decades to effectively...
Ian SuttonNov 11, 20212 minClimate ChangeCOP26 and Climate LeadershipRepresentatives of the national governments meeting at COP26 in Glasgow have made some progress. Agreements to reduce deforestation and...