Laboratory Equipment recommends getting bogged down to prevent global warming, with research that shows man-made marshes can fight climate change:
… Read the rest “Make marshes, keep Earth cool.”…[S]ays Bill Mitsch, director
Nature puzzles over an unforeseen consequence of global warming – an expansion of Antarctic sea ice as the climate warms:
… Read the rest “Polar paradox: Warmer planet, larger ice cap.”While sea ice at the North Pole has shrunk substantially
Brace yourselves for more global warming news. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is ready to post its next report. Most of us, like Scientific American, won’t really… Read the rest “Leaked report: Global warming is actually happening.”
Reuters has the cheery news that no matter what we do, ocean levels will be rising:
… Read the rest “Check the lifeboats or learn to swim. The flood is coming.”More than 180 countries are negotiating a new global climate pact which will come into force by 2020 and force
The world’s future supply of chalk is threatened by global warming. That’s what I take away from this LiveScience report on how the souring of the ocean is weakening plankton… Read the rest “Armor-plated plankton getting weaker. And so is the planet.”
Climate scientists, as quoted in New Scientist, have said goodbye to summer ice in the Arctic. For good:
… Read the rest “Farewell, Great White North.”Despite fears of runaway sea-ice loss after summer cover hit an all-time low in 2007
Amid all the fish kills and rising gas prices, here’s a feel-good story for the season from the kindly folks at Scientific American. It seems that thanks to freaky weather, we’ll… Read the rest “Hungry season.”
In case you were wondering, what with all the climate change talk nowadays, LiveScience reminds us that there’s still a hole in the sky:
… Read the rest “What happened to the ozone hole?”First, the good news: Since the 1989 Montreal
Finally, finally, NASA explains in clear, simple terms why they think humans are behind global warming:
… Read the rest “How climate change works.”Based on a combination of paleoclimate data and models, scientists estimate that
The Scientists and Engineers for America have a fun trivia question today:
Which gas of the following is the most important greenhouse gas but will NOT be covered by the new landmark climate… Read the rest “Global Warming Trivia – from the SEA!”
You’d expect the rising ocean levels to decimate coastlines, but the New York Times points out that melting glaciers are, rather surprisingly, raising land levels in some coastal… Read the rest “Global warming real estate.”
PhysOrg.com has a new piece of the climate change puzzle, a discovery some call the “holy grail” of climate science:
… Read the rest “Clouds of germs (and germs of clouds).”The effects of tiny airborne particles called aerosols
For the first time in human history, the SolveClimate blog reports, it’s possible to circumnavigate the Arctic. Normally, this is a permanently frozen sea – a vast iceberg… Read the rest “This Island Arctic.”
National Geographic takes us to a lost world, hidden under Antarctic ice for 14 million years:
… Read the rest “The Lost World.”Researchers found the freeze-dried remains of mosses, algae, small crustaceans, and beetles
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