Adventures in climate change from around the web.
Yvo de Boer, head of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, has resigned after four years of service. Who will replace him and what does it mean for international negotiations?
Voices of reason are finally starting to push back against the small but vocal group of climate skeptics. [...]
So the weather has been cold.
So there is no climate change, no global warming? Come on….
The past week or so have been very hard on the Midwest and mid Atlantic parts of our nation. And not surprisingly there are folk running (or sliding) around ready to declare an end to the discussion on [...]
Sorry to follow up the bad news about the Florida Panther (the animal, not the team. Sorry hockey fans.) with some bad news about permafrost. Canadian researchers took a break from watching the Olympics to publish a study showing that southernmost limit of permafrost has moved 130km north over the past 50 years.
Not only is [...]
Categories: Climate Change Uncategorized
Tags: Arctic, Climate Change, glaciers, Global Warming, ice, permafrost
Adventures in climate change from around the web.
Absolutely fantastic article by Andrew Revkin that highlights the limits of uncertainty in the debate about climate change. Couldn’t say it better myself. So I won’t.
You may have already seen it, but Weather Underground’s Jeff Masters has a must-read post on the whole Mid-Atlantic Snowpocalyse thing in a [...]
Categories: Climate Change Uncategorized Tags: Climate Change, endangered species, Global Warming, snowpocalypse
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Despite the depressing situation with the polar ice caps and polar bears in general, this one made me chuckle a little.
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Categories: Uncategorized Tags: Global Warming, Humor, lol, polar bear, polar ice cap, Pundit Kitchen
Recycling has become the means to saving our planet. Keeping our planet as clean as possible and preserving our precious nature is our responsibility. We have to try to fix or reduce the damage we’ve done; the damage we are doing. If not, we face a heap of consequences.
Global warming is one of the consequences [...]
As News & Views has posted previously, last Saturday marked the first International Day of Climate Action.
In celebration of this, the team have scored the web for the best pictures, events and features of the day.
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Best Videos
In the News
In Every Corner of the Globe
Best Pictures
International Day of Climate Action
Supermodels Strip For Climate Change
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Categories: Carbon Footprint Celebrity Climate Change Eco Films Tags: 350, 350.0rg, Blog Action Day, Climate Change, Copenhagen, environment, environmental, Global Warming, Government, international day of climate action
Who leads the world in CO2 emissions?
There is much talk on the news via television, radio, and computers that warn us about Global warming. Some people believe that Global warming is a real problem while others believe it is not. There is another divide when we look at those who believe Global warming is real [...]
Today everybody is effected by global warming and I will talk here about some of the problems it creates in eco-system in this post. The first thing arise in ones mind what leads to global warming. Many guys knows the answer but not have clear and confirmed knowledge about the reasons of global warming besides [...]
Categories: Global Warming Trees and Forest Use Bio Degradables plant trees Tags: cutting of trees, eco-system instability, Global Warming, pollution effects, uncertain rains
We decided to visit the famous Rhone Glacier in Switzerland. If anyone doubts the glaciers are really receding then just go check it out.
Photographs from 30 years ago show tens of metres more depth in the glacier over the whole length. This is an extraordinary loss in a short time of a critical resource.
Despite large [...]
