Alice Jay – Avaaz.org 9:12 AM (11 minutes ago) to me Dear friends, In 24 hours, the world’s leading climate experts will release the most important report about our planet’s future in decades — but big oil and energy are rallying their worst bully to undermine this global wake up call: Rupert Murdoch and his Continue Reading →
Indonesia’s foreign minister Marty Natalegawa divulges contents of talks with Julie Bishop By Indonesia correspondent George Roberts, staff – September 26, 2013, 8:56 pm Share Facebook Twitter Mail ABC Marty Natalegawa met Julie Bishop in New York this week Indonesia’s foreign minister has divulged the contents of his private discussions with his Australian counterpart Julie Continue Reading →
The Future Is Not What it Used to Be: Climate Change and Energy Scarcity, by Jörg Friedrichs 26 September 2013 Jon Turney is dispirited by the rhetoric of collapse in a sober analysis of two global crises You pretty much know what this book is going to say before you begin reading. While Jörg Friedrichs Continue Reading →
International weekly journal of science Advanced search Home News & Comment Research Careers & Jobs Current Issue Archive Audio & Video For Authors Archive Volume 501 Issue 7468 News Feature Article Nature | News Feature Sharing Marine science: Oceanography’s billion-dollar baby A mammoth undersea US project will soon start streaming data to researchers. But some Continue Reading →
Global warming pause ‘central’ to IPCC climate report Latest Key questions Q&A Explanation History Animation Glossary By Matt McGrath Environment correspondent, BBC News The BBC’s Victoria Gill explains why the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report really matters, in just 90 seconds Continue reading the main story Related Stories Five key questions facing the IPCC Continue Reading →
Ocean eddies, cosmic black holes may have much in common Astronomers learn more about the physics of black holes. Science Recorder | Rick Docksai | Wednesday, September 25, 2013 What do black holes and ocean currents have in common? More than meets the eye—according to a new study published by scientists from the University of Continue Reading →