Posted on 2 April 2016 by John Hartz

Sun Mar 27

• Energy forecasters consistently underestimate wind and solar. A critic explains why that’s a problem. by David Roberts, Vox, Mar 25, 2016
• The coral reefs that almost made scientists cry (for joy) by Sarah Kaplan, Washington Post, Mar 26, 2016
• Obama Says Climate Change Is a Security Risk. Why Are Republicans Laughing? by Keith Johnson, Foriegn Ploicy, Mar 21, 2016 
• If a Power Plant Is Built in U.S., It’s Likely to be Renewable by Bobby Magill, Climate Central, Mar 25, 2016
• Trump Even Gets Climate Denial Wrong by Joe Romm, Climate Progress, Mar 24, 2016
• Scientists fly glacial ice to south pole to unlock secrets of global warming by Robin McKie, Observer/Guardian, Mar 26, 2016
• Three International Days in a Week, But Is Anybody Listening? by Monique Barbut, Inter Press Service, Mar 22, 2016
• Industrialised nations must lead an exit strategy for fossil fuels by Rainer Baake, Guardian, Mar 23, 2016

Mon Mar 28

• Report Ties Coal Plants to Water Shortage in Northern China by Edward Wong, New York Times, Mar 22, 2016
• U.N. expects record first-day signatures for Paris climate deal by Megan Rowling, Thomson Reuters Foundation, Mar 23, 2016
• Australia announces A$1 billion clean energy fund, in break with past by Matt Siegel, Reuters, Mar 23, 2016
• Climate change threatening Philippines’s food security by Paolo Romero, The Philippine Star, Mar 28, 2016
• New survey finds a growing climate consensus among meteorologists by John Abraham, Climate Consensus - the 97%, Guardian, Mar 28, 2016
• Canadian CEOs want governments to invest in clean-tech innovation by Richard Blackwell, Globe & Mail, Mar 28, 2016

Tue Mar 29

• How to Talk Global Warming in Plain English by Erika Bolstad, ClimateWire/Scientific American March 28, 2016
• Great Barrier Reef coral bleaching at 95 per cent in northern section, aerial survey reveals by Peter McCutcheon, ABC News, Mar 29, 2016
• Climate change may be a burning issue – but election campaign tells another story by Oliver Milman, Guardian, Mar 26, 2016
• Arctic sea ice extent breaks record low for winter by Suzanne Goldenberg, Guardian, Mar 28, 2016
• These Tiny Mangroves Hold Vast Stores of Carbon by John Upton, Climate Central, Mar 28, 2016
• When Companies Track Their Climate Emissions by Julia Rosen, Ensia, Mar 28, 2016
• Is global warming causing marine diseases to spread? by Charlotte Eve Davies, The Conversation AU, Mar 28, 2016
• Probe of Exxon's climate change disclosures expands by Valerie Volcovici & Sarah N. Lynch, Reuters, Mar 29, 2016

Wed Mar 30

• The circular economy by Walter R. Stahel, Nature, Mar 23, 2016
• Climate Policy’s Advocates Take Page From Same-Sex Marriage Playbook by Coral Davenport, New York Times, Mar 29, 2016
• Arctic Sea Ice Hits Record Low Peak, Again by Andrea Thompson, Climate Central, Mar 28, 2016
• Time Magazine Got Global Warming Right In 2006: ‘Be Worried. Be Very Worried’ by Joe Romm, Climate Progress, Mar 29, 2016
• This new transmission line will help unleash wind energy in the Great Plains. One down, dozens to go. by David Roberts, Energy & Environment, Vox, Mar 29, 2016
• ‘Feeling of hope’ after attending UN Climate Change Conference, says Neligan ’16, UNC Institute for the Environment, Mar 28, 2016
• Climate versus Primate: Dawn of Extinction? by John R. Platt, Extinction Countdown, Scientific American, Mar 24, 2016
• US States Team Up to Nail Big Oil for Climate 'Fraud' by Mychaylo Prystupa, TheTyee.ca, Mar 30, 2016

Thu Mar 31

• The Gentle Giant’s Climate Problem by Parker Richards, Observer, Mar 28, 2016 
• Thirty Years of Climate 'Deception' Could Become Offense Under New Calif. Law by David Hasemyer, InsideClimate News, Mar 29, 2016
• Scientists nearly double sea level rise projections for 2100, because of Antarctica by Brady Dennis & Chris Mooney, Energy & Environment, Washington Post, Mar 30, 2016
• The alarming science driving much higher sea level projections for this century by Chris Mooney, Energy & Environment, Washington Post, Mar 30, 2016
• In search of compromise among climate risk management strategies by A'ndrea Elyse Messer, Penn State News, Mar 29, 2016
• Canadian Foreign Minister on Climate Change, Security and Fragility by Caitlin Werrell & Francesco Femia, The Center for Climate & Security, Mar 31, 2016
• The Invisible Catastrophe by Nathaniel Rich, New York Times, Mar 31, 2016
• Humanity's Greatest Threat Is Upon Us by Glen Pearson, Huffington Post Canada, Mar 31, 2016

Fri Apr 1

• The man who discovered climate change finally gets his due by Gayathri Vaidyanathan, ClimateWire, Mar 30, 2016
• Paris Climate Treaty: 'Significant step' as US and China agree to sign by Matt McGrath, BBC News, Apr 1, 2016
• New Antarctic Melting Study Confirms Voting Republican Would Trigger Worldwide Catastrophe by Jonathan Chait, New York Magazine, Mar 31, 2016
• The Reality behind Saudi Arabia's Climate Commitments by Tali Trigg, Plugged In, Scientific American, Mar 31, 2016
• What does the science really say aboutsea-level rise? by John Church & Peter Clark, The Conversation AU, Mar 31, 2016
• How Propaganda (Actually) Works by James Hoggan, DeSmog Canada, Mar 31, 2016
• Generation Anthropocene: How humans have altered the planet for ever by Robert Macfarlane, Guardian, Apr 1, 2016
• New coal plants rise in 2015 despite falling consumption by Sophie Yeo, Carbon Brief, Mar 31, 2016

Sat Apr 2

• These Ice Cap Images Show the Arctic’s Rapid Change by Brian Kahn, Climate Central, Mar 31, 2016
• We’ve been getting these key details about Greenland’s melting all wrong by Chelsea Harvey, Energy & Environment, Washington Post, Apr 1, 2016
• Why Faith Communities Might Be Our Best Hope for Fighting Climate Change by James Deaton, Sojouners, Mar 30, 2016
• Don’t Be Fooled by a Climate Change ‘Pause’ by John Schwartz, Science, New York Times, Mar 31, 2016
• Exactly How Much Do Energy Efficiency Measures Cost? New Studies Provides The Answer by James Ayre, Clean Technica, Apr 1, 2016
• The enormous carbon footprint of food that we never even eat by Chelsea Harvey, Energy & Environment, Washington Post, Apr 1, 2016
• Why the New Sea Level Alarm Can't Be Ignored by Robert Kunzig, National Geographic, Apr 1, 2016
• Arctic's winter ice extent is the smallest on record by Michon Scott, NOAA Climate.gov, Mar 31, 2016