Weather Climate Change Whale Watch Animals Conservation Water Issues Energy Smart Earth Hour You are here: Home Environment Energy Smart Article Search smh: Search in: Environment smh.com.au Web Environment Money trail backs the clean energy revolution Date August 31, 2013 151 reading now (150) Read later Ben Cubby, Peter Hannam Across Australia, thousands of rooftops Continue Reading →
Syria intervention plan fueled by oil interests, not chemical weapon concern Massacres of civilians are being exploited for narrow geopolitical competition to control Mideast oil, gas pipelines Share 582 inShare2 Email U.N. chemical weapons experts visit people affected by an apparent gas attack, at a hospital in the southwestern Damascus suburb of Mouadamiya. Photograph: Stringer/Reuters Continue Reading →
Environment Climate Consensus – the 97% Previous Blog home Now available: a guide to the IPCC’s new RCP emissions pathways The new IPCC RCPs describe four scenarios how the planet might change in the future, for climate research and modeling Share 13 inShare1 Email The IPCC RCPs give us four possible future climate scenarios. Photograph: Continue Reading →
Must Reads: 9 Scary Facts About The Yosemite Fire | Talib Kweli Stands His Ground | Terrorists For The FBI Politics → Climate Change, Climate Desk, Environment, Top Stories 7 More National Parks Threatened by Fire Yosemite isn’t the only park facing a growing risk of wildfires. —By Jeremy Schulman | Fri Aug. 30, 2013 3:00 AM PDT Post California’s Continue Reading →
Hobart streaks ahead in population growth By SEAN FORD Aug. 30, 2013, 12:30 p.m. TASMANIA’S South has been easily outstripping the other regions on population growth. The Australian Bureau of Statistics found Greater Hobart alone added 10,300 people in the five years to the end of June 2012, while the entire rest of the state Continue Reading →
Ocean acidification and climate change: advances in ecology and evolution Published 29 August 2013 Science Leave a Comment Tags: biological response, multiple factors, review, temperature Atmospheric CO2 concentration [CO2] has increased from a pre-industrial level of approximately 280 ppm to approximately 385 ppm, with further increases (700–1000 ppm) anticipated by the end of the twenty-first century [1]. Continue Reading →