Content TIME Science & Space Search TIME Facebook Twitter Google+ Tumblr RSS Apps Disasters Population Plus Climate: Why Coastal Cities Will Face Increased Risks From Floods A new study names the global cities most at risk at coastal flooding—both today, and in a warmer future. By Bryan Walsh @bryanrwalshAug. 20, 201312 Comments inShare11 Read Later Continue Reading →
Home Newsbrief Grassroots Campaign Focuses on Tackling Sea Level Rise Awareness Newsbrief Grassroots Campaign Focuses on Tackling Sea Level Rise Awareness Written by Clean Ocean Action Print Email Published: 21 August 2013 Including Study on Perceptions and Opinions Point Pleasant Beach, NJ- Today, environmental advocates gathered at Jenkinson’s Boardwalk in Point Pleasant Beach to wrap Continue Reading →
Environment → Climate Change, Climate Desk, Energy, Environment, Science, Top Stories 5 Terrifying Statements in the Leaked Climate Report Is the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change getting blunt about how bad global warming is going to be? —By Chris Mooney | Tue Aug. 20, 2013 7:02 AM PDT 280 In the long run, global sea Continue Reading →
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31 Jul 2013 – 3:24pm Australia unveils most powerful computer Science Minister Kim Carr has unveiled Raijin, the most powerful supercomputer in Australia that will help scientists better predict extreme weather events. Source AAP Albert Einstein once said it would be impossible to forecast the weather more than a few days in advance. Then again, Continue Reading →
Home About Columnists Contact Solar Renewables Climate Smart Energy Community Power Graph of the Day Insight Smart Transport Smart Buildings Markets Interviews 2012 Review 4 Renewables future no more costly than fossil fuels By Giles Parkinson on 21 August 2013 The Australian government appears to have made a remarkable concession following the release of the Continue Reading →