Weather Your 4-day local weather forecast TV Guide What’s on the box tonight? Wednesday September 18, 2013 Larger / SmallerNight Mode Growth plan targets jobs By BRENDAN CRABB Sept. 16, 2013, 3:53 p.m. THE population of the Shellharbour Local Government Area is projected to increase by 23,300 by 2031, and appropriate housing, employment and infrastructure Continue Reading →
Science News … from universities, journals, and other research organizations Save Email Print Share French Islands Under Threat from Rising Sea Levels Sep. 17, 2013 — By the year 2100, global warming will have caused sea levels to rise by 1 to 3 meters. This will strongly affect islands, their flora, fauna and inhabitants. A Continue Reading →
Hundreds Missing as Floods Destroy Colorado Homes, Farms By Amelia Hennighausen – Sep 17, 2013 9:44 AM ET Next Photograph by Dennis Pierce/Colorado Heli-Ops via AP Photo Previous Crushing Force Trailers Washed Away Cache la Poudre River Tank Toppled Homes Destroyed Submerged Cars Instant Washout Erosion Unknown Chemical Leak Rescue Mission Roads Out Lake Town Farms Continue Reading →
Not down to climate change EH !!! pull the other one, Death Toll From Hurricane Ingrid, Tropical Storm Manuel Rises As Thousands Stranded In Acapulco, Mexico By MICHAEL WEISSENSTEIN 09/17/13 08:37 PM ET EDT 42 15 10 30 Get Green Newsletters: Subscribe Follow: Mexico, Acapulco, Acapulco Stranded, Hurricane Ingrid, Hurricane Ingrid Death Toll, Hurricane Ingrid Continue Reading →
Communism in mining – Liberal Party style Tristan Edis4 hours ago10 Industries Resources and Energy Climate Energy markets Policy & Politics The Australian today carries the story ‘Use it or lose it, miners warned by the Coalition’ ,reporting that incoming industry Minister Ian Macfarlane is warning companies that if they put resource extraction projects on hold they Continue Reading →
Charged With Illegally Dumping Polluted Fracking Fluid, Exxon Claims ‘No Lasting Environmental Impact’ PHOTOS: The Deadly Toll Of Colorado’s ‘Biblical’ Flood Arctic Death Spiral: CryoSat Reveals Decline In Arctic Sea Ice Volume Continues Hansen Study: Climate Sensitivity Is High, Burning All Fossil Fuels Would Make Most Of Planet ‘Uninhabitable’ By Joe Romm on September 17, Continue Reading →