Mon 30 May

Of Averages & Anomalies - Part 1B (Glenn)

Shaping Tomorrow's World After One Month (Steve)

Are you a genuine skeptic or a climate denier? (John)

Tues 31 May

An Interactive History of Climate Science (John)

problematics of classifying papers for the peer-reviewed paper database (Ari)

Wed 1 June

Amazon Drought Part 2 (Rob P)

The Critical Decade - Part 2: Climate Risks (Dana)

Thurs 2 June

Amazon Drought Part 3 (Rob P)

Fri 3 June

IEA CO2 Emissions Update 2010 - Bad News (Dana)

CO2 – Some facts, figures and outcomes (Agnostic)

Sat 4 June

Of Averages & Anomalies - Part 2A (Glenn)

Sun 5 June

Of Averages & Anomalies - Part 2B (Glenn)

Mon 6 June

Poleward motion of storm tracks (Ari)

Tues 7 June

Christy Crock #6: Climate Sensitivity (Dana)

Wed 8 June

History Matters: Carbon Emissions in Context (Steve)

Pending

The Critical Decade - Part 3: Carbon Emissions Reductions (Dana)

Geologists & Climate Change Denial (John - excerpting ABC Environment article)

Unless the Averages and Anomalies Part 2 set has to be reviewed as well, perhaps a Fri-Sat post (they could probably be revised and such by then anyways)?  They're at least pending I would think, unless you want to leave spots open in case items have to be bumped.

You beat me to the punch, Alex.  That's exactly what I did :-)

*grins sheepishly*

Looks good to me.

ABC Environment have put my geologist article on hold for a while as I was just published on the ABC Drum (they're a bit weird about publishing the same person on different parts of the ABC at the same time). So I've bumped that from the schedule.

Moved Dana's IEA CO2 post off schedule until this whole Drum/Conversation thing is worked out.

Moved Michael's CO2 fact & figures post up to Wed morning - assuming it's good to go, right?