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The ‘Unstable’ West Antarctic Ice Sheet: A Primer

Neville /15 May, 2014

JPL Home Earth Solar System Stars & Galaxies Science & Tech Share this page: › All 2014 releases     › Archives The ‘Unstable’ West Antarctic Ice Sheet: A Primer Although the Amundsen Sea region is only a fraction of the whole West Antarctic Ice Sheet, the region contains enough ice to raise global sea levels Continue Reading →

California mountains rise as groundwater depleted in state’s Central Valley: May trigger small earthquakes

Neville /15 May, 2014

Featured Research from universities, journals, and other organizations California mountains rise as groundwater depleted in state’s Central Valley: May trigger small earthquakes Date: May 14, 2014 Source: University of California – Berkeley Summary: The weight of water pumped from California’s agricultural heartland, the Central Valley, over the past 150 years is enough to allow Earth’s Continue Reading →

IPCC reports ‘diluted’ under ‘political pressure’ to protect fossil fuel interests

Neville /15 May, 2014

Environment Earth insight Previous Blog home IPCC reports ‘diluted’ under ‘political pressure’ to protect fossil fuel interests Saudi-led coalition sought to make policy summaries as vague as possible to minimise climate action Share 27 inShare0 Email Berlin: April 14th 2014. Sigmar Gabriel speaking at the IPCC WG3 briefing. ‘TheFuture.net’ protestors watch him in silence. Increasing Continue Reading →

Research Suggests Climate Change Affecting Seasons

Neville /14 May, 2014

Site » News stories News Research Suggests Climate Change Affecting Seasons 01.04.2014 01.04.2014 17:54 Age: 43 days Autumn is ending later and Spring is starting earlier in the northern hemisphere, according to new research.   A study by the University of Southampton suggests that on average the end of Autumn is taking place later in the year Continue Reading →

Scientists Fear Massive Sea Level Rise from “Unstoppable” Melt of West Antarctica Ice Sheet

Neville /14 May, 2014

Select Language​▼ Tue, 2014-05-13 11:14Chris Rose Scientists Fear Massive Sea Level Rise from “Unstoppable” Melt of West Antarctica Ice Sheet Two new academic studies released Monday reveal that the crucial West Antarctic ice sheet is now melting, a seemingly unstoppable disaster that could eventually trigger sea levels to rise by more than 14 feet (4.3 metres). Continue Reading →

A note on ‘Collapse’

Neville /14 May, 2014

Search Main menu Skip to primary content Skip to secondary content Home Antarctica Glaciers and Climate Modern Glaciers Glacial Geology Students About Blog Home » Blog » A note on ‘Collapse’ Post navigation ← Previous A note on ‘Collapse’ Posted on 14/05/2014 by Bethan Davies There is a lot in the media at the moment Continue Reading →