21 February 2014 Last updated at 20:48 Share this page Email Print Share Facebook Twitter Federal Reserve initially failed to grasp 2008 crisis The transcripts of the meetings show the Fed’s struggles to cope with the financial crisis under Mr Bernanke Continue reading the main story Related Stories Fed commits to stimulus slowdown Inside the Continue Reading →
You Can’t Beat Climate Change With Weather Guns AA Font size + Research & Development Technology Patrick Tucker February 20, 2014 . Email . Share . Recommend . Tweet John Kerry gave a speech in Jakarta, Indonesia, last weekend where he referred to climate change as “perhaps the world’s most fearsome weapon of mass destruction.” Defense Continue Reading →
Renewable Energy, Nuclear Power, and Galileo Inbox x James Hansen via mail170.wdc02.mcdlv.net 5:04 AM (4 hours ago) to me Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. Renewable Energy, Nuclear Power, and Galileo A draft opinion piece, Renewable Energy, Nuclear Power, and Galileo, is available here or on my web site. Criticisms are welcome. ~Jim Continue Reading →
Nature | News Feature Sharing Crystallography: Atomic secrets 100 years of crystallography. Nicola Jones 29 January 2014 Article tools PDF Rights & Permissions In 1914, German scientist Max von Laue won the Nobel Prize in Physics for discovering how crystals can diffract X-rays: a phenomenon that led to the science of X-ray crystallography. Since then, Continue Reading →
Environment Home |Environment | News Warmer world may wreak havoc with the Atlantic 19:00 20 February 2014 by Colin Barras A warming world could slow the circulation of the Atlantic Ocean, potentially triggering African droughts and more rapid sea level rise around Europe. If it happens, it won’t be the first time the Atlantic Continue Reading →
“Death Spiral” Continues Bad Astronomy The entire universe in blog form Feb. 20 2014 7:45 AM Old Arctic Ice Is Disappearing and Taking the Rest of the Ice With It By Phil Plait Older ice in the Arctic is melting away. Photo by the NOAA, from the video The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration recently Continue Reading →