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Category: Extreme weather

Moving from tactics to strategy: extreme weather, climate risks and the policy response

Posted on February 18, 2014 by Grantham Institute

 By Dr Flora MacTavish and Dr Simon Buckle In the press coverage of the recent floods, there has been a…

Posted in Extreme weather, PolicyLeave a Comment on Moving from tactics to strategy: extreme weather, climate risks and the policy response

Seasonal chill

Posted on December 10, 2013 by Grantham Institute

By Professor Sir Brian Hoskins The US has been suffering from icy weather and snow storms in recent days.  This…

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Temperature and rainfall extremes in a warming world

Posted on November 29, 2013 by Grantham Institute

By Dr Flora MacTavish Governments, planning authorities, companies and individuals all need information about  the impact of climate change on extreme…

Posted in Extreme weather, IPCCTagged climate change, extremes, IPCC, precipitation, rainfall, temperatureLeave a Comment on Temperature and rainfall extremes in a warming world

Question Time and what the IPCC really said about tropical storms

Posted on November 15, 2013 by Grantham Institute

By Dr Simon Buckle BBC’s Question Time on 14 November saw Lord Lawson citing the IPCC findings to support one…

Posted in Climate scepticism, Communicating climate change, Extreme weather, IPCC1 Comment on Question Time and what the IPCC really said about tropical storms

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