Monday, February 15, 2010
Global Warming Evidence Found in the Severe Snow Storms
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- Severe snow supports global warming
With some climate denialists in Washington citing a severe winter as evidence the long-term trend of man-made global warming and further catastrophic climate change is a fraud, a scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research says more severe snow is further evidence of global warming. Warmer oceans mean more water vapor hovering over the surface, which results in more snowfall for coastal cities.National Public Radio (2/15)
- Scientists examine climate change effects on ecosystems
Tracing the fortunes of hundreds of plants and animal species within an ecosystem can help determine the effects of climate change and provide insight into the genesis of biological events. Researchers in Britain and the Netherlands have found evidence to suggest predators are able to adapt better than their prey further down the food chain. TIME (2/14)
- Other News
- UN climate panel owns up to more faulty data
Reuters (2/13)
- Greenpeace activists face Japanese trial for anti-whaling campaign
The Christian Science Monitor (2/14)
Labels: climate, climate disruption, ecology, ecosystem, environment, ethics, global-warming, green, rain, sea level, snow, warming, water
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Sara Kaffashi - Environmental Economist in Southeast Asia
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sara-Kaffashi/289976778037
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Post Quality
That's 169.9 on a TYPICAL scale of 1 to 5.
Labels: advocacy, agriculture, Asia, comparative-effectiveness, ecology, economics, economy, ecosystem, education, global, international, Iran, Middle-East, survival, sustainability, vegetarian, warming, water, young-adults
