New in Flapjack 1.21.01.22
Flapjack has just been updated to version 1.21.01.22. NEW: Flapjack now pre-scans an intertek file to determine if it’s tab or comma separated. NEW: Added Shift+MouseWheel horizontal scrolling to the...
View ArticleNew in Flapjack 1.21.02.01
Flapjack has just been updated to version 1.21.02.01. CHG: Minor change to the way indexed forward breeding calculates its breeding values (non missing).
View ArticleNew in Flapjack 1.21.02.04
Flapjack has just been updated to version 1.21.02.04. BUG: Fixes to deal with server-side changes between HTTP/HTTPS that were preventing downloads of the sample data.
View ArticleNew in Tablet 1.21.02.08
Tablet has just been updated to version 1.21.02.08. NEW: Fixes and improvements to deal with server-side HTTP/HTTPS changes.
View ArticleNew in CurlyWhirly 1.21.08.16
CurlyWhirly has just been updated to version 1.21.08.16. Minor bug fixes and improvements.
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The missing pathway: Degrowth
By Alessandro Gimona, Senior Scientist, ICS. All over the world ecosystems are changing in response to climate change as well as to other pressures caused by human activities. The average global...
View ArticleNew in Flapjack 1.22.04.21
Flapjack has just been updated to version 1.22.04.21. NEW: Improved support for BrAPI imports. BUG: Various bug fixes and quality of life improvements.
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Greenwishing our way to deep climate trouble?
By Alessandro Gimona, Senior Scientist, The James Hutton Institute (ICS) At COP27 the world’s governments did not make any real progress on emissions reductions, while reaffirming that 1.5 oC of...
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Sustainability Is Our Only Chance For Prosperity
By Alessandro Gimona, ICS. In her address to world leaders at COP 26, the late Queen remarked that true statesmanship lies in deploying one’s courage and vision to the benefit of future generations....
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Beyond greenwishing: facing the hard truths of climate change
At every year’s climate negotiations, a crucial question looms: what are the odds that we can limit global warming to the critical threshold of 1.5°C? The answer depends on the “safe” carbon budget...
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