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July 1, 1959 - Gilbert Plass article on climate change published in Scientific American - All Our Yesterdays
Climate Change · Canada

July 1, 1959 - Gilbert Plass article on climate change published in Scientific American - All Our Yesterdays

Sixty six years ago, on this day, July 1st, 1959, Canadian physicist Gilbert Plass has an article in Scientific American about … carbon dioxide build-up. During the past century a new geological force has begun to exert its effect upon the carbon dioxide equilibrium of the earth]. By burning fossil fuels man dumps approximately six […]Read Article
June 29, 2000 - promises of salvation via... vibes - All Our Yesterdays
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June 29, 2000 - promises of salvation via... vibes - All Our Yesterdays

Twenty five years ago, on this day, June 29th, 2000. POWER INDUSTRY GREEN LIGHT FOR GREENHOUSE CUTS Environment Minister Robert Hill says Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions will be dramatically reduced when new efficiency standards are introduced for power stations from July 1st. Senator Hill said it’s expected the new standards for fossil fuel generators will […]Read Article
June 28, 1994 - Faulkner says carbon tax a possibility - All Our Yesterdays
Carbon Tax · Australia

June 28, 1994 - Faulkner says carbon tax a possibility - All Our Yesterdays

Thirty one years ago, on this day, June 28th, 1994 Federal Environment Minister John Faulkner says carbon tax a possibility –  Faulkner tells states: World Heritage, woodchipping high on my agenda. A new Commonwealth-States row was looming last night after the Minister for the Environment, Senator Faulkner, unveiled a hardline environmental strategy which includes a […]Read Article

June 27, 2013 - Judge versus climate - All Our Yesterdays

Twelve years ago, on this day, June 27th, 2013,   U.S. District Court judge ruled against the expansion of Arch Coal’s West Elk mine in Colorado for failure of federal regulators to consider the social cost of carbon [3] in their environmental review. http://thinkprogress.org/climate/2014/06/30/3454764/court-blocks-arch-mine-coal-expansion/ The amount of carbon dioxide in the air was roughly 398.8ppm. As […]Colorado · ColoradoRead Article

June 20, 1997 - Australia versus the world on climate change - All Our Yesterdays

Twenty eight  years ago, on this day, June 20th, 1997, Australian diplomats in Washington were asked to seek evidence casting doubt on US forecasts of the cost of fighting climate change – because they present a much rosier picture than Australia’s own estimates. Canberra’s reaction to the American economic modelling is contained in confidential cablegrams […]Climate Change · CanberraRead Article

June 20, 1995 - Shell raises the white flag in Brent Spar battle - All Our Yesterdays

Thirty years ago, on this day, June 20th, 1995, Shell surrenders in the Battle of Brent Spar See this from Greenpeace’s 1995 Annual Report The amount of carbon dioxide in the air was roughly 363ppm. As of 2025 it is 430ppm, but check here for daily measures.  The broader context was that there had been […]Shell · ScotlandRead Article

The G7 and climate change - srsly, why is anyone still pretending? - All Our Yesterdays

Another G7, and of course, the usual largely presentist/ahistorical “think”pieces about what the G7 can do on climate (see here, here and here). A few fun facts for you. Carbon dioxide was first on the G7’s lips at the Tokyo meeting in… wait for it, wait for it… 1979. NINETEEN SEVENTY GODDAMMIT NINE. Which is, (taking off shoes to count), FORTY SIX YEARS AGO. “We need to expand alternative sources of energy, especially those which will help to …Climate Change · TokyoRead Article

June 17, 1994 - Moron versus physics. Sorry, “Moran” - All Our Yesterdays

Thirty one years ago, on this day, June 17th, 1994, a genius corrected all our WrongThink with an article that has aged like a glass of milk. Global warming is a con. There is no justification for threatening those jobs that depend on coal and thermal power stations, says ALAN MORAN The greenhouse phenomenon has raised far more hot air than has emerged from global temperature records. Not all agree with this. Greenpeace has launched its “Climat…Australia · AustraliaRead Article

June 14, 1993 - International Conference on the Economics of Climate Change - All Our Yesterdays

Thirty two  years ago, on this day, June 14th, 1993, the OECD and IEA talk climate. International Conference on the Economics Of Climate Change OECD/IEA Paris  14-16 June 1993 [en] An international Conference on the Economics of Climate Change was convened by the OECD and the International Energy Agency (IEA) in Paris, in June 1993. […]OECD · ParisRead Article

June 14, 2011 - climate change threat to Australia’s top wines - All Our Yesterdays

Fourteen years ago, on this day, June 14th, 2011, CLIMATE change is a ticking time-bomb for Australia’s $5.5 billion wine industry and threatens some of our favourite wines with extinction, a study has revealed. CSIRO climate change scientist and wine expert Leanne Webb examined ripening times across Australia and found grapes were maturing faster in […]Australia · AustraliaRead Article

June 10, 1961 - Nature report on “Solar Variations, Climatic Change and Related Geophysical Problems” - All Our Yesterdays

Sixty four years ago, on this day, June 10th, 1961 the UK scientific publication Nature runs an article by climatologist Gordon Manley about the recent symposium in New York… It became abundantly clear how large a number of investigators are patiently accumulating evidence of the amplitude, character, effects and especially the dating of climatic fluctuations […]Climate Change · New YorkRead Article

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