Ahmed Badruzzaman

Dr. Ahmed Badruzzaman, a nuclear physicist by education, has spent over 40 years studying multiple energy technologies and related issues at various US organizations. He is a professional faculty at Haas School of Business in University of California, Berkeley and chairs the BEN Energy Panel. He is an SME Consultant to the US Department of Energy.

Extreme Weather Outcomes of Global Temperature Rise: IPCC AR6 Assessment

1. Introduction In the October Newsletter, we reported that the sixth assessment report (AR6) of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Working Group I , published in August, reiterated the global temperature rise and noted that the scale of recent changes across the climate system due to the temperature rise are unprecedented over many … Read more…

Greenhouse Gases – Natural and Human-Caused – and Their Impacts

I. Introduction Greenhouse gases (GHGs) from human activity are blamed for global temperature rise that is beginning to cause climate change that may make the earth uninhabitable. However, it should be noted that natural GHGs, including carbon dioxide (CO2), normally present in the atmosphere before the dawn of the industrial age, made the earth habitable. … Read more…