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Home About « A correlation between larval size and spat growth and development in coral species Porites astreoides : an approach to understanding the effects of ocean acidification on calcifying organisms Entire marine food chain at risk from rising CO2 levels in water Published 22 April 2014 Media coverage Leave a Comment Fish will make themselves vulnerable by Continue Reading →
28 Comments 21 Apr 2014 2:55 PM “Climate change war” is not a metaphor By Eric Holthaus Cross-posted from Slate Staff Sgt. Jonathan Lovelady / U.S. Air Force The U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has just completed a series of landmark reports that chronicle an update to the current state of consensus science on Continue Reading →
5 Comments 22 Apr 2014 12:20 PM Corn waste-based ethanol could be worse for the climate than gasoline By John Upton Ron Nichols, USDAYoung corn growing in the residue of the previous crop. A lot of carbon-rich waste is left behind after a cornfield is stripped of its juicy ears. It used to be that Continue Reading →
Sea level rise threatens mid north coast homes Updated Tue 15 May 2012, 8:49am AEST Photo: Mid north coast homes threatened by climate change Map: Lake Cathie 2445 Thousands of mid north coast homes, worth billions of dollars will be threatened by future sea level rises and storm surges. That is the finding of the Continue Reading →
Home ACTION ! Disclaimer Links PAGES on NUCLEAR ISSUES This Month Climate Change: coastal properties already threatened by sea level rise Rising tides threaten communities on the beach — and far from it, too USA Today, Matt Alderton, Green Living April 19, 2014 The mud in Folsom Lake, near Sacramento, Calif., is dry and chapped, like cracked heels. The bottom of Continue Reading →