Skeptical Science New Research for Week #33, 2019
Posted on 20 August 2019 by SkS-Team 39 articles, 5 open access. Keep calm but don’t carry on Skeptical Science was founded for the purpose of debunking misunderstandings and intentional misinformation about anthropogenic climate change. In this interest, this week…
Why there’s a ‘sweet spot’ depth for underground magma chambers
Computer models show why eruptive magma chambers tend to reside between six and 10 kilometers underground.
Passive solar school in Indonesia celebrates the natural landscape
In the Indonesian city of Tangerang, Jakarta-based design studio RAW Architecture has completed the School of Alfa Omega, a new school that emphasizes a connection with the outdoors.
WISCONSIN: Gov. Evers creates office to reach carbon-free goal
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers (D) issued an executive order Friday creating a new office to help his administration achieve his goal of 100% carbon-free electricity by 2050 after Republicans killed the proposal in the state budget.
Scott Morrison blasted by Pacific heat while trying to project calm on climate | Katharine Murphy
We’ll get to climate, and the rumble in the Pacific, but I want to begin closer to home. It’s been a busy news week, so you might have missed an excellent story from my colleague Adam Morton on Tuesday revealing…
Forgotten urban spaces get new lives as beautiful gathering areas on Skid Row
Brooks + Scarpa has revitalized a couple of unloved service courtyards and a debris-filled alley into beautiful outdoor gathering spaces.
What University of Alaska’s budget cut means for climate change research
The university is considered a global hub for Arctic and climate-change research, majorly because of its proximity to the Arctic
Living homes for all
Can we transform the durability, healthy and sustainability afforable housing?
How Penny-Pinchers Can Save Big in Their Tiny Homes
Living in a tiny home may seem like it’s all about living with less — less space, less stuff, and less room for excess. However,…
Brooks+Scarpa turn air shafts into architecture
It’s wonderful to see architects take small interventions for housing for the homeless so seriously.
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