Australia: Nullarbor Region Once Full of Fast-Flowing Rivers Jan. 24, 2013 — University of Adelaide geologists have shed new light on the origin of Australia’s largest delta, the Ceduna Delta, and the river systems which drained the continent millions of years before the Murray-Darling system came into existence. ——————————————————————————– Share This: 2 Related Ads: •Study Continue Reading →
Scientific Method / Science & Exploration New lab could unlock vast potential of seabed methane ice Will look into burning methane clathrates in situ on the ocean floor. by James Holloway- Jan 26 2013, 5:00am -1100 Energy 39 Enlarge / This sample of methane hydrate, which resembles ice, was retrieved by a German research vessel Continue Reading →
States fear discrimination law mess NATASHA BITA News Limited Network January 26, 201312:00AM Increase Text Size Decrease Text Size Print Email Share 1 Attorney General Nicola Roxon’s department insists the states will not be hamstrung by federal ant-discrimination laws. Source: The Daily Telegraph A BROAD range of commonsense state rules and regulations are threatened by Continue Reading →
Evidence questions Obeid’s pecuniary interest statements Date January 26, 2013 44 reading now Read later Kate McClymont, Linton Besser inShare. Pin It submit to reddit Email article Print Reprints & permissions . Sam Achie leaving the ICAC. Photo: Tamara Dean FOR years before he left NSW Parliament in mid-2011, the Labor powerbroker Eddie Obeid entered Continue Reading →
Obama faces Keystone dilemma after Senate urges pipeline approval No reason to deny project, bipartisan majority says, but others in Congress press Obama to back up climate change commitment Share77 inShare.3 Email Suzanne Goldenberg, US environment correspondent guardian.co.uk, Thursday 24 January 2013 17.34 GMT Jump to comments (39) North Dakota senator John Hoeven shows the Continue Reading →
Greenland May Contribute Less Than Antarctica to Sea Level Rise The great ice sheet in the north may be more resistant to warming than the great ice sheets in the south By Christa Marshall and ClimateWire 2 inShare. . . Greenland’s ice sheet covers 660,235 square miles. It is the second-largest ice body in the Continue Reading →