NIPCC IR1 - Chapter 8 - Aquatic Life
Chapter 8 examines research on the effects of rising temperature and atmospheric CO2 concentrations on aquatic life.
NIPCC IR1 - Chapter 7 - Terrestrial Plants and Soils
Chapter 7 reviews new research on the effects of rising temperatures and atmospheric CO2 concentrations on plants and soils.
NIPCC IR1 - Chapter 5 - Extreme Weather
Chapter 5 compares observations concerning extreme weather, such as floods, drought, storms, and hurricanes, to projections made by the IPCC.
NIPCC IR1 - Chapter 4 - Cryosphere, Ocean Dynamics, and Hydrology
Chapter 4 reports the latest observations on changes in the cryosphere, oceans, precipitation, and rivers and streamflow, comparing those observations to projections made by the IPCC.
NIPCC IR1 - Chapter 3 - Paleoclimate and Recent Temperature
Chapter 3 reviews the latest research on paleoclimatology and recent temperatures, finding new evidence that the Medieval Warm Period of approximately 1,000 years ago, when there was
NIPCC IR1 - Chapter 2 - Forcings and Feedbacks
Chapter 2 summarizes the latest research on what is known about forcings and feedbacks.
NIPCC IR1 - Chapter 1 - Climate Models and Their Limitations
Chapter 1 of Climate Change Reconsidered 2011 Interim Report describes problems that may be intrinsic to the global climate modeling exercise, followed by more detailed documentation of mo
Climate Change Reconsidered 2011 Interim Report
This document is the forward, preface, table of contents, and executive summary of Climate Change Reconsidered 2011 Interim Report.
Climate Change Reconsidered: 2011 Interim Report
The United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), already under severe criticism for violating the requirements of academic peer review and relying on secondary sources, comes u
10 Principles of P&C Insurance Reform
We wrote this guide for three reasons: because insurance is an important economic activity; because it is regulated almost entirely at the state level and is thus of particular concern to state leg


