How ChatGPT responded to questions about climate change
I asked ChatGPT questions about climate change, and with the exception of its limitations for research beyond 2021, its responses, happily, were based on fact.
Paris Climate Agreement
Oil and gas greenhouse emissions ‘three times higher’ than producers claim
Fiona Harvey in Sharm el-Sheikh Courtesy of Guardian News & Media Ltd. Climate Trace reports half of 50 largest sources of greenhouse gas are oil…
Good COP, bad COP — but not the Hollywood trope
No, the good cop/bad cop Hollywood trope has nothing to do with the climate emergency, but this year’s intergovernmental gathering on climate change, COP 27, may finally result in meaningful change.
How the new climate bill will shift U.S. climate policy
Republican obstructionism forces Senate Democrats into conflicting climate-impact compromise with passage of the Inflation Reduction Act.
Global scorching ahead of schedule. Well done, humanity.
Earth’s average global temperature has 50-50 chance of crossing the 1.5 degree Celsius threshold as early as 2023.
Climate-related regulation at risk as Supreme Court considers case lacking facts
Note: Updated Feb. 28 with links summarizing oral arguments and the threat to separation of powers. The U.S. Supreme Court Feb. 28 will hear arguments…
2020: The year without a climate conference
The classic holiday movie “The Year Without a Santa Claus” introduced us to two unforgettable bickering siblings: Snow Miser and Heat Miser. While their subplot…
