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Thousands protest against CSG in NSW AAPOctober 13, 2012, 4:56 pm tweet1 Email Print AAP © Enlarge photo Related Links : Thousands join stop CSG protests : CSG exploration angers residents Thousands of people have protested in NSW against coal seam gas (CSG) mining. The two largest protests were held in Sydney and the north Continue Reading →
Global wheat and corn stocks to fall in 2013, says US government US agriculture department predicts big impact on crops following severe drought in America and Australia Share32 Email Reuters guardian.co.uk, Friday 12 October 2012 11.07 BST Jump to comments (26) Unharvested corn stands south of Council Bluffs, Iowa. America’s worst drought in decades is Continue Reading →
Food prices: ‘Bread, coffee and fresh fruit have become a bit of a luxury’ Affordability is now the key factor for grocery shoppers, with ethical considerations least important • Lester Brown: World is closer to a food crisis than most realise• Damian Carrington: Rising prices are climate change’s first bite Share182 Email Rebecca Smithers and Continue Reading →
Scientists uncover diversion of Gulf Stream path in late 2011; Warmer waters flowed to shelfbreak south of New England Posted: 12 Oct 2012 09:26 AM PDT The Gulf Stream made an unusual move well north of its normal path in late October and early November 2011, causing warmer-than-usual ocean temperatures along the New England continental Continue Reading →
Scientists uncover diversion of Gulf Stream path in late 2011; Warmer waters flowed to shelfbreak south of New England Posted: 12 Oct 2012 09:26 AM PDT The Gulf Stream made an unusual move well north of its normal path in late October and early November 2011, causing warmer-than-usual ocean temperatures along the New England continental Continue Reading →
New sea–level rise calculator to account for climate changeLocal government professionals working in coastal areas can now allow for projected sea–level rise when developing new coastal infrastructure or estimating …www.ipwea.org.au/ipwea/BlogsMain/BlogViewer/?…f5ce…