G.S. Callendar Archive 1930-2003

Callendar, Guy Stewart, 1898-1964

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G. S. Callendar

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In the first half of the twentieth century, the carbon dioxide theory of climate change had fallen out of favour with climatologists. Beginning in 1938, Guy Stewart Callendar (1898-1964), a noted steam engineer and amateur meteorologist, revived this theory by arguing that rising global temperatures and increased coal burning were closely linked. Working from his home in West Sussex, England, Callendar collected weather data from frontier stations around the world, formulated a cohe...

Callendar, Hugh L. (Hugh Longbourne), 1863-1930

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