May
19
2013

America’s first climate refugees: How climate change eats the Alaskan coast – Grist

NPR America's first climate refugees: How climate change eats the Alaskan coastGristThe slow-moving disaster being visited on the village of Newtok is a familiar one in Alaska. People are losing the ground beneath their feet, because of erosion. Climate change has accelerated the normal process of erosion along Alaska's rivers and …Impossible Choice Faces America's …

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May
19
2013

Prince Charles puts heat on ministers over climate change – Telegraph.co.uk

Telegraph.co.uk Prince Charles puts heat on ministers over climate changeTelegraph.co.ukThe Prince of Wales, who warned 50 months ago that there were fewer than 100 months left to save the planet from irreversible damage due to climate change, is keen to check on progress. Mandrake hears that the heir to the throne summoned Ed Davey, the …

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May
19
2013

Reading rock to understand how climate change unfolds – Science Daily – Science Daily (press release)

Reading rock to understand how climate change unfolds – Science DailyScience Daily (press release)An expert in glaciation from the late Paleozoic Era, Isbell is challenging many assumptions about the way drastic climate change naturally unfolds. The research helps form the all-important baseline needed to predict what the added effects of human … and more »

May
19
2013

Frogs, salamanders and climate change – Science Daily – Science Daily (press release)

Frogs, salamanders and climate change – Science DailyScience Daily (press release)And then there's climate change, another stressor for amphibians to contend with. Climate change projections indicate that rainfall will increasingly come in pulses, with greater deluges and longer periods of drought. Scientists have long suspected … and more »

May
19
2013

The US disconnect over climate change – Aljazeera.com

Sydney Indymedia The US disconnect over climate changeAljazeera.comShare article. Send Feedback. As scientists become more overwhelmingly convinced that climate change is man-made, why do politicians and the public give credence to global warming sceptics? A review of scientific literature published this week has …Heading for cooler waters – Climate Change Impact of warming oceans on …

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May
19
2013

Two climate change numbers we ignore at our own peril – Daily Camera

The Indypendent Two climate change numbers we ignore at our own perilDaily CameraDespite this overwhelming consensus, climate change skeptics have flim-flammed the media, public and elected officials into believing a debate actually exists among climate scientists on this issue. This perception of uncertainty, driven by those who …Understanding Carbon Dioxide and Climate ChangeWall Street JournalAs …

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May
19
2013

UNESCO meeting underlines urgency to address climate change impacts – WINN FM

WINN FM UNESCO meeting underlines urgency to address climate change impactsWINN FMSt. Kitts and Nevis (WINN): Stakeholders at a UNESCO Sub-regional session on climate change held in Nevis this week have agreed to take actions to address the impact of climate change within the next two years. The delegates from the Caribbean and St.

May
19
2013

97% of scientists agree about climate change (Your view) – al.com

97% of scientists agree about climate change (Your view)al.comA review of 12,000 papers on climate change, in the May 15th issue of "Environmental Research Letters", found that 97 percent of scientists attribute climate change to human activities. Although we're unlikely to reverse climate change, we can mitigate … and more »

May
19
2013

Climate change news never changes – Worcester Telegram

Climate change news never changesWorcester TelegramClimate change update: According to yesterday's report to the Commerce Department from the consulate at Bergen, Norway: The Arctic Ocean is warming up, icebergs are scarcer, and in some places seals are finding the water too warm. Reports from …

May
19
2013

USGS Initiative Studying Impact Of Climate Change On Amphibians – RedOrbit

RedOrbit USGS Initiative Studying Impact Of Climate Change On AmphibiansRedOrbitA US Geological Survey (USGS) effort to monitor the impact of climate change on amphibians living in the ponds and swamps of the southeastern United States has discovered that changes in rainfall patterns can cause short-term declines in mole …

May
19
2013

Quade Cooper still paying price for infamous ‘toxic environment’ spray last … – NEWS.com.au

Quade Cooper still paying price for infamous 'toxic environment' spray last …NEWS.com.auSeveral senior Wallabies were said to be livid with Cooper following the "toxic environment" comments and while he is tipped to be one of six names added to the squad in June, Kafer believes this omission is a clear statement that the integrity of …

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May
19
2013

Science promises strawberry fields forever – The Guardian

The Guardian Science promises strawberry fields foreverThe GuardianAs Britain steels itself for the prospect of yet another washout summer, strawberry growers are finding themselves forced to come up with increasingly sophisticated ways of assessing the threat posed to their livelihoods by inclement weather. For fruit …

May
18
2013

Bad Surfing Is Just The Latest Injustice Of Climate Change – Co.Exist

Co.Exist Bad Surfing Is Just The Latest Injustice Of Climate ChangeCo.ExistThe paper is published in the Nature Climate Change, and is one of the first to look at how climate change will impact wave dynamics. Up to now, climatologists have concentrated on sea level rise. But understanding how water reaches coastlines could be … and …

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May
18
2013

Survey finds near unanimous scientific agreement on climate change – UPI.com

RedOrbit Survey finds near unanimous scientific agreement on climate changeUPI.comWASHINGTON, May 17 (UPI) — A survey of thousands of papers in scientific journals has found 97.1 percent agreed climate change is caused by human activity, an Australian-led study found. The near unanimity creates a powerful rebuttal to climate …Survey: 97 Percent Of Scientists Say Global …

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May
18
2013

UK’s climate change adaptation team cut from 38 officials to just six – The Guardian

The Economic Voice UK's climate change adaptation team cut from 38 officials to just sixThe GuardianThe number of people employed by the government to work on the UK's response to the effects of climate change has been cut from 38 officials to just six, triggering accusations that David Cameron's promise to be the greenest government …

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May
18
2013

America’s first climate refugees: Can a baked Alaska deny climate change? – Grist

The Guardian America's first climate refugees: Can a baked Alaska deny climate change?GristIn September 2007, a rising star of Alaskan politics dared to take on one of the toughest, most challenging issues for any leader: climate change. That summer, seasonal ice cover had fallen to its lowest extent since satellite records began in 1979 …Climate …

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May
18
2013

Tackling Climate Change with a Robust Carbon Price – World Bank – World Bank Group

AFP Tackling Climate Change with a Robust Carbon Price – World BankWorld Bank GroupIn order to better understand the impact of climate change on development, the World Bank commissioned a scientific report, Turn Down the Heat: Why a 4°C Warmer World Must Be Avoided. The report concluded that the world will warm by 4°C, on …

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May
18
2013

As climate changes, one species faces extinction by becoming exclusively female – Public Radio International PRI

As climate changes, one species faces extinction by becoming exclusively femalePublic Radio International PRIClimate change is impacting various animal species around the world, but Painted turtles may face a particularly strange and formidable challenge. Scientists at the Iowa State University have discovered the species is at risk of becoming all females.

May
18
2013

Front-row seats to climate change – Science Codex

Front-row seats to climate changeScience CodexAnd then there's climate change, another stressor for amphibians to contend with. Climate change projections indicate that rainfall will increasingly come in pulses, with greater deluges and longer periods of drought. Scientists have long suspected … and more »

May
18
2013

Climate Change May Have Little Impact On Tropical Lizards: Study Contradicts … – Science Daily (press release)

Climate Change May Have Little Impact On Tropical Lizards: Study Contradicts …Science Daily (press release)May 17, 2013 — A new Dartmouth College study finds human-caused climate change may have little impact on many species of tropical lizards, contradicting a host of recent studies that predict their widespread extinction in a rapidly warming planet. and more »

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