Climate Change: Part II – world effects By News Staff on June 21, 2013 in Gov Part II– How does Climate Change Affect the World? Provided by the Fort Independence Environmental Climate Change Working Group Chair: Dennis Mattinson 1. How can a change of one or two degrees in global average temperatures have an impact Continue Reading →
» Immigration helps drive Australian population explosion to new heights Immigration helps drive Australian population explosion to new heights Posted on 21 Jun at 6 PM in Australia Immigration Relocation Visas Story link: Immigration helps drive Australian population explosion to new heights Immigration helps drive Australian population explosion to new heights A recently-issued government report Continue Reading →
Parklea-Kellyville ridge ranks 13th on Housing Industry Association Population and Residential Building list by: TIM McINTYRE, REAL ESTATE WRITER From: The Daily Telegraph June 22, 2013 12:11PM Zanna Kotronakis with her children Adriane, 6, and Julian, 8, at their home in Kellyville. Picture: Fotiadis John Source: The Daily Telegraph A MASSIVE influx of families Continue Reading →
The Dwyfor is surely one of the loveliest of Welsh rivers Llanystumdwy: In the black ooze, flags are flowering – vibrant yellow against a faint lilac in the stems of last year’s reeds Share 6 inShare2 Email Jim Perrin The Guardian, Saturday 22 June 2013 06.00 AEST Jump to comments (0) Yellow flags and last Continue Reading →
Warming Ocean Biggest Driver of Antarctic Ice Melt June 20, 2013 44 114 18 0 The Carbon Brief By Roz Pidcock Larsen Ice Shelf, NASA. Of Earth’s two vast ice sheets, Antarctica is perhaps the more mysterious. From the icy surface to the ocean below, there are several different ways the ice sheet is Continue Reading →
Monbiot.com Pistols at Dawn Posted: 21 Jun 2013 01:28 AM PDT A three-year, £100 bet on solar power has matured. Who won? By George Monbiot, published in the Guardian 21st June 2013 Summer solstice. At dawn. What better time could there be for resolving a duel, albeit one not fought with flintlocks? The time Continue Reading →