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climate shifts life in a rapidly changing climate skip to primary content skip to secondary content climate shifts life in a rapidly changing climate search main menu blog about ove hoegh guldberg post navigation older posts garnaut australia will lose competitive advantage if no clean energy transition posted on may 13 2020 by climateshifts org reply michael mazengarb renewable economy 6 may 2020 a strong future australian economy can be created by embracing a low emissions economy and risks sacrificing much of its economic advantages if its doesn t according to one of australia s leading economists addressing the stimulus summit co hosted by the smart energy council and reneweconomy leading economist professor ross garnaut said that there is an increasing appreciation of the benefits of acting on climate change and the opportunities that exist in accelerating the transition to a clean energy economy continue reading posted in uncategorized leave a reply climate grief in conversation with jonica newby on the abc science show posted on may 11 2020 by climateshifts org reply ove hoegh guldberg may 9 2020 listen to my conversation with jonica newby on the science show watch also for jonica s book on the emotional sides of climate change plus other of her other long form interviews on this important topic posted in climate change science politics uncategorized leave a reply climate crisis in coronavirus lockdown nature bounces back but for how long posted on april 19 2020 by climateshifts org reply jonathan watts jonathanwatts fri 10 apr 2020 02 40 aest european countryside changed forever t he environmental changes wrought by the coronavirus were first visible from space then as the disease and the lockdown spread they could be sensed in the sky above our heads the air in our lungs and even the ground beneath our feet while the human toll mounted horrendously from a single case in wuhan to a global pandemic that has so far killed more than 88 000 people nature it seemed was increasingly able to breathe more easily as motorways cleared and factories closed dirty brown pollution belts shrunk over cities and industrial centres in country after country within days of lockdown first china then italy now the uk germany and dozens of other countries are experiencing temporary falls in carbon dioxide and nitrogen dioxide of as much as 40 greatly improving air quality and reducing the risks of asthma heart attacks and lung disease for many experts it is a glimpse of what the world might look like without fossil fuels but hopes that humanity could emerge from this horror into a healthier cleaner world will depend not on the short term impact of the virus but on the long term political decisions made about what follows pages 1 2 posted in uncategorized leave a reply how covid 19 could impact the climate crisis gallery posted on april 17 2020 by climateshifts org published in foreign policy in focus daniel wilkinson acting director environment and human rights luciana téllez chávez researcher environment and human rights division lucianatellez satellite images showing dramatic drops in air pollution in coronavirus hotspots around the globe have circulated widely continue reading pages 1 2 3 4 5 6 posted in uncategorized leave a reply australia suffers not only the loss of coral reefs posted on april 17 2020 by climateshifts org reply research just in reveals that extreme events from climate change 2011 2017 have damaged 45 of australia s coastal habitats including coral reefs mangroves kelp forests and seagrass these habitats provide food and shelter for a huge range of marine and estuarine species including large fish turtles and dugongs vital for fisheries these key habitats are also used and much loved by local and international visitors the rate of their loss is extremely worrying especially given that these changes have essentially occurred during an increase in global temperature of 1 c above the preindustrial era as we go towards warming of 1 5 o c these serious impacts are more than likely to be amplified extreme weather likely behind worst recorded mangrove dieback in northern australia photo norm duke much of the damage has been driven by unusually long and hot underwater heat waves other changes have been due to knock on effects for example large amounts of kelp forests have disappeared from the south east coast of australia due to the spread of sea urchins and tropical grazing fish species as higher latitudes warm the future is of concern the authors used ecosystem models to evaluate long term outcomes from changing extreme events which are predicted to become more frequent and intense with return times diminishing rapidly in the latter case this means that many ecosystems are failing to recover in time prior to the next extreme event check out the peer reviewed study here posted in uncategorized tagged climate change coral reefs kelp mangroves seagrass leave a reply tropical coastal ecosystems gallery posted on april 20 2014 by climateshifts org this gallery contains 7 photos free course begins next week take the challenge and understand problems and solutions to managing tropical coastal ecosystems do you want to develop the skills and knowledge needed to help preserve tropical coastal ecosystems these critical systems provide goods and continue reading posted in uncategorized leave a reply the ipcc has spelled out the risks now what do we do posted on march 31 2014 by climateshifts org reply ove hoegh guldberg global change institute university of queensland from the conversation march 31 2014 despite the mounting evidence there are still some who would deny the veracity of human caused climate change and its potential to disrupt and harm our communities most dissenters rely on non expert sources which tend to have low grades of analysis review and scientific integrity not so with the intergovernmental panel on climate change report the latest part of which has been released today continue reading posted in uncategorized leave a reply ipcc preview deep trouble brewing in our oceans posted on march 25 2014 by climateshifts org reply ove hoegh guldberg global change institute university of queensland from the conversation march 26 2014 scientists are meeting this week in yokohama japan to finalise and approve the latest report from the intergovernmental panel on climate change s working group ii the part of the ipcc process that seeks consensus on the likely impacts of climate change as well as how it might change the vulnerability of people and ecosystems and how the world might seek to adapt to the changes continue reading posted in uncategorized leave a reply bernie fraser brazen falsehoods and misinformation have confused a switched off and fed up public posted on march 15 2014 by climateshifts org reply lenore taylor political editor the guardian march 11 2014 one of the country s most experienced policy thinkers draws a brutal conclusion about australia s climate change debate the good guys have lost the argument because they failed to contest untruths peddled by bad guys including the federal government bernie fraser the chairman of the independent climate change authority which the abbott government intends to abolish is a softly spoken former governor of the reserve bank and former secretary of the federal treasury not known for simplistic assessments of major policy discussions continue reading posted in uncategorized leave a reply is australia shooting itself in the foot with reef port expansions posted on march 13 2014 by climateshifts org reply ove hoegh guldberg global change institute university of queensland from the conversation march 14 2014 with the approval of dredging as part of the abbot point port expansion australia has given the green light to an increase in coal exports while opposition to the plan has focused primarily on the effects of dumping dredge spoil near the great barrier reef climate change has been missing from the discussion increasing coal exports will play a significant part in the decline of the great barrier reef and will prove to be a very uneconomical decision for australia continue reading posted in climate change coral reefs science politics leave a reply post navigation older posts search archives may 2020 april 2020 april 2014 march 2014 january 2014 december 2013 january 2013 december 2012 november 2012 august 2012 july 2012 june 2012 may 2012 april 2012 march 2012 february 2012 january 2012 november 2011 october 2011 september 2011 august 2011 july 2011 june 2011 may 2011 april 2011 march 2011 february 2011 january 2011 december 2010 november 2010 october 2010 september 2010 august 2010 july 2010 june 2010 may 2010 april 2010 march 2010 february 2010 january 2010 december 2009 november 2009 october 2009 september 2009 august 2009 july 2009 june 2009 may 2009 april 2009 march 2009 february 2009 january 2009 december 2008 november 2008 october 2008 september 2008 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