Most read Latest Recommended Naomi Klein: climate movement needs radicals like Mandela 11 December Fracking could cause birth defects, infertility and cancer 17 December Carbon dioxide’s effect on global warming ‘understimated’ 12 December Chevron v Ecuador: the big oil battle where everyone’s a loser 12 December “It’s time to stop this madness” – Philippines plea Continue Reading →
Sea level rise, storm surges, not factored in to NRC’s nuclear waste policy CCCL also argued that the discussion of sea level rise was insufficient. The DGEIS relied on dated sources that did not account for uncertainty in sea level rise projections and may underestimate risk. Also, the DGEIS merely looks at static sea level rise, Continue Reading →
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« Back to cover page More than 40% of Scotland’s energy demand is now met by renewables Scotland’s renewable electricity output has reached record-high levels, according to official statistics released today. The figures, released by the Department of Energy and Climate Change, show that renewables met a record-breaking 40.3 per cent of gross electricity consumption Continue Reading →
Science News … from universities, journals, and other research organizations Save Email Print Share Scientists Solve a Decades-Old Mystery in Earth’s Upper Atmosphere Dec. 18, 2013 — New research published in the journal Nature resolves decades of scientific controversy over the origin of the extremely energetic particles known as ultra-relativistic electrons in Earth’s near-space environment Continue Reading →
Science News … from universities, journals, and other research organizations Save Email Print Share Mountain Erosion Accelerates Under a CoolingCli mate Dec. 18, 2013 — Earth’s continental topography reflects the balance between tectonics, climate, and their interaction through erosion. However, understanding the impact of individual factors on Earth’s topography remains elusive. Professor Todd Ehlers of Continue Reading →