Climate Breakdown Posted: 04 Oct 2013 01:33 AM PDT How governments bemoan the problem but keep stoking the fires. By George Monbiot, published in the Guardian 28th September 2013 Already, a thousand blogs and columns insist that the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s new report is a rabid concoction of scare stories whose purpose Continue Reading →
“Unequivocal” Inbox x May Boeve – 350.org <team@350.org> 11:23 PM (9 hours ago) to me Images are not displayed. Display images below – Always display images from team@350.org Dear friends, An important new climate science report was just released, and the results aren’t exactly cheerful. The new report is long and dense, so we thought we would Continue Reading →
Ocean warming and acidification deliver double blow to coral reefs Published 4 October 2013 Media coverage Leave a Comment The dual threats of ocean acidification and anthropogenic warming have the potential to wreak havoc on marine life over the coming decades. Corals require acid-sensitive calcium carbonate for structure and heat-sensitive symbionts for sustenance, so they seem to Continue Reading →
Coal seam gas opponents to challenge federal approval of Santos project Greg Hunt waives full environmental assessment as activists vow to ramp up protests against ‘free-for-all mining’ Share 20 inShare0 Email Oliver Milman theguardian.com, Friday 4 October 2013 15.13 AEST Jump to comments (23) Environmental groups are concerned the Santos-led coal seam gas development could Continue Reading →
Institute head: Caspian Sea level may rise two metres after 2020 inShare 3 October 2013, 15:33 (GMT+05:00) See Also: Turkmen President: Caspian region is major world centre on hydrocarbon production Turkmenistan speaks at opening of UN dialogue on Caspian Sea ecology Azerbaijani experts: It is necessary to create unified monitoring group to solve environmental problems Continue Reading →
Let’s be honest – the global warming debate isn’t about science The scientific evidence on human-caused global warming is clear. Opposition stems from politics, not science. Share 53 inShare0 Email Anti-carbon tax protesters in Canberra, motivated by politics, not science. Photograph: Torsten Blackwood/AFP/Getty The 2013 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report states with 95 Continue Reading →