Penn State's former president and two other ex-administrators were sentenced Friday to at least two months in jail for failing to report a child sexual abuse allegation against Jerry Sandusky a decade before his arrest engulfed the university in scandal and brought down football coach Joe Paterno. Trump's move drives another wedge between the United States and its traditional European allies, while aligning its stance closer to Russia in boosting fossil fuels while deferring action to curb climate change.ģ ex-Penn State officials sent to jail in Sandusky scandal He said the climate deal doesn't formally go into effect until 2021, giving nations years to come up with a constructive solution to combating global warming.įor Putin, leader of the world's biggest crude oil producer and fifth-largest emitter of greenhouse gases, there was plenty to cheer in Trump's rejection of the agreement negotiated by the Obama administration and signed by 195 countries. "Don't worry, be happy!" Putin quipped after being asked for his reaction at an economic forum in St. WASHINGTON - While other world leaders have strongly condemned President Donald Trump's decision to abandon the Paris climate accord, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Friday he won't judge. Moore has played a leadership role in a number of national and international research collaborations aimed at improving our understanding of how the ocean and atmosphere exchange heat, moisture and momentum including the Canadian Atlantic Storms Program, the Beaufort and Arctic Storms Experiment, the Canadian GEWEX (Global Energy and Water Cycle Experiment) Program, the Labrador Sea Deep Ocean Convection Experiment, the Greenland Flow Distortion Experiment, the Storms of the Arctic Experiment and the Iceland-Greenland Sea Project.Putin: 'Don't worry, be happy' as Trump ditches climate deal Moore has published over 170 research papers in the peer-reviewed literature Among the journals that Professor Moore has published in include: Science, Nature, Nature Climate Change, the New England Journal of Medicine, the Journal of Climate, the Journal of Hydrometeorology, Geophysical Research Letters, the British Medical Journal, Progress in Oceanography, Deep Sea Research and the Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society. Professor Moore’s research interests include: geophysical fluid dynamics, polar meteorology, observational studies of high latitude air-sea-ice interactions, physical oceanography, paleoclimatology and high-altitude physiology. of Toronto Mississauga and a recent Fulbright Visiting Chair in Arctic Studies at the Univ. of Toronto, the Vice-Principal Research at the Univ. He is a Professor of Physics at the Univ. in Geophysical Fluid Dynamics from Princeton Univ. He would like to share his findings and thoughts, so you can better understand the physics behind our changing climate and what it means to you. He has flown through winter storms in the Arctic, climbed some of our highest peaks, measured Artic sea ice and examined ice cores.
Professor Moore has for over 25 years taken the earth’s temperature and done in depth analysis on how and why it is changing.
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