GE gets Chinese help to regain position in the high-speed rail market dominated by the European Union and Japan.
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Right now, we are experiencing what climate modelers call the transient response to CO2 forcing. If CO2 concentrations froze now, global temperatures would continue to rise until the climate reached equilibrium.That equilibrium point lies outside any experience the planet has had in the past 420,000 years, even without any future increase in greenhouse gas concentrations (as the current CO2 level is unprecedented). A further increase places the planet in an even farther outside the envelope of anything in the “recent” geological record, to use a geologists warped definition of the word recent.Simon Donner
