Oh, you know, you could help me by giving me a little feedback on what you think the community would either find most interesting or most beneficial.
Here is a list of resource links that I am considering for the post:
assessment reports, special reports, and synthesis/summary reports from the IPCC.
papers that are noted by some climate scientists.
workshops that I have viewed online.
software available for modeling.
scientists working on relevant topics that I follow online.
books that I have read.
documentaries that I have viewed.
news articles that I have read.
reports put out by nonprofits.
The topics could cover:
climate change
pollution
agricultural practices
population changes
economics
politics
ecology
I would like to know what you would find interesting from the list of resource links and the list of topics, by number works well, or just say “all” for all of them or “any” if you have no preference.
If there’s any you would particularly discount, let me know, and offer your reasons, if you like.
Also let me know what other topics or types of resources would interest you.
If you cannot do any of this right now, that’s OK. I am backed up with stuff to do, it will be a little while.
As far as resources that I have created, well:
I have been messing around a bit with some simple climate models and RCP projection data to simulate changes from tipping elements that raise GHG’s this century (for example, methane hydrate leaks).
I have a basic understanding of the ideology and contexts that define those who favor environmental destruction as a necessary part of economic growth.
I have a simplistic model of how humans can stay within an ecological niche, rather than create their own geologic epoch, as we have done.
I have a historical account of climate change prevention efforts and their failures, but it has many gaps in it.
I see success not as based on appropriate response to probabilistic forecasts (something failing now) but rather on capable response to deep uncertainty about outcomes on ambiguous pathways. I can offer a few scenarios of response to deep uncertainty.
Oh, you know, you could help me by giving me a little feedback on what you think the community would either find most interesting or most beneficial.
Here is a list of resource links that I am considering for the post:
assessment reports, special reports, and synthesis/summary reports from the IPCC.
papers that are noted by some climate scientists.
workshops that I have viewed online.
software available for modeling.
scientists working on relevant topics that I follow online.
books that I have read.
documentaries that I have viewed.
news articles that I have read.
reports put out by nonprofits.
The topics could cover:
climate change
pollution
agricultural practices
population changes
economics
politics
ecology
I would like to know what you would find interesting from the list of resource links and the list of topics, by number works well, or just say “all” for all of them or “any” if you have no preference.
If there’s any you would particularly discount, let me know, and offer your reasons, if you like.
Also let me know what other topics or types of resources would interest you.
If you cannot do any of this right now, that’s OK. I am backed up with stuff to do, it will be a little while.
As far as resources that I have created, well:
I have been messing around a bit with some simple climate models and RCP projection data to simulate changes from tipping elements that raise GHG’s this century (for example, methane hydrate leaks).
I have a basic understanding of the ideology and contexts that define those who favor environmental destruction as a necessary part of economic growth.
I have a simplistic model of how humans can stay within an ecological niche, rather than create their own geologic epoch, as we have done.
I have a historical account of climate change prevention efforts and their failures, but it has many gaps in it.
I see success not as based on appropriate response to probabilistic forecasts (something failing now) but rather on capable response to deep uncertainty about outcomes on ambiguous pathways. I can offer a few scenarios of response to deep uncertainty.