‘Unprecedented’ Climate Extremes in Last Decade: WMO Terrell Johnson Published: Jul 3, 2013, 5:59 PM EDT weather.com Share Tweet 4 1 / 31 Furnace Creek, Calif. A visitor to the Furnace Creek Visitor Center walks by a thermometer in Death Valley National Park Friday, June 28, 2013 in Furnace Creek, Calif. (AP Photo/Chris Carlson) The Continue Reading →
Declines in Ecosystem Productivity Fueled by Nitrogen-Induced Species Loss July 3, 2013 — Humans have been affecting their environment since the ancestors of Homo sapiens first walked upright, but never has their impact been more detrimental than in the 21st century. “The loss of biodiversity has much greater and more profound ecosystem impacts than had Continue Reading →
It’s on! Inbox x Adam Bandt via server8839.e-activist.com 7:05 PM (20 minutes ago) to me Having trouble reading this email? Try the online version here. Let’s make the leader’s debates about what really matters. Help get the Greens into the debates today. SHARE Dear Neville, I know you are interested in the national election debates so Continue Reading →
Climate change turning desert green Posted 8 hours 59 minutes ago Photo: The desert turns green where the water has run between sand dunes of the Simpson Desert, north of lake Eyre in South Australia, September 2009. (ABC News) Map: Tibooburra 2880 New research shows that global warming is turning the far west desert green. Continue Reading →
04 July 2013 Stop tailoring global warming scenarios to make them “politically palatable” says leading climate scientist Note from CCR: Readers of this blog will be familiar with the work of Prof. Kevin Anderson, one of the world’s most forthright climate scientists, including in 4 degrees hotter: an adaptation trap?, Climate Change: Going Beyond Dangerous, Continue Reading →
Update: More good news from Manus Inbox x GetUp! 6:43 PM (8 minutes ago) to me Hi NEVILLE, More good news from Manus! Two weeks ago GetUp was first to break the news about the Government’s decision to fly sixty-five asylum seekers, including children and their families, off Manus Island. Over the weekend newspapers reported Continue Reading →