New model could give 12 months warning on El Niño Updated 1 hour 37 minutes ago Photo: El Nino has been known to cause drought in some parts of Australia, Indonesia, and South America and heavy flooding in places like Peru and Ecuador. (ABC TV) Map: Germany Scientists hope a new method for forecasting El Continue Reading →
Shock at mining damage to Cordeaux Catchment by Stop Mining in Sydney Drinking Water Catchments (Notes) on Saturday, 6 July 2013 at 00:14 Below a recent media statement from John Wrigley, a retired manager for Sydney Water, following an inspection of Cordeaux dam. Shock at Damage to Sydney Drinking Water Catchment Areas July 2013 Continue Reading →
Climate Change Conjures Up ‘Alarming’ Scenarios In Southeast Asia – Analysis July 7, 2013 By RFA By Parameswaran Ponnudurai Imagine these scenarios: The rice bowl of Vietnam cracking. Popular diving spots in the Philippines, Malaysia, and Indonesia lying idle with no tourists. Nearly half of Bangkok inundated with water. Well, they could become a reality Continue Reading →
These dew ponds have been on the Downs possibly since medieval times North Stoke, near Arundel: The chalky soil allows rainwater to drain straight down into the ground, so farmers dug circular troughs to catch water for their flocks Share 17 inShare2 Email Rob Yarham The Guardian, Friday 5 July 2013 05.59 AEST Jump to Continue Reading →
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Allowable carbon emissions lowered by multiple climate targets Published 5 July 2013 Science Leave a Comment Tags: global, mitigation, modeling Climate targets are designed to inform policies that would limit the magnitude and impacts of climate change caused by anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases and other substances. The target that is currently recognized by most world governments1 Continue Reading →