environment Climate change report: ‘I hope these facts will jolt people into action’ – live Threat of climate change is no longer distant, finds the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Climate change ‘already affecting food supply’ Great Barrier reef, native Australian species in danger The poor will suffer most from climate change ‘Hellish monotony’ of Continue Reading →
0 IPCC expert wrap: costs of climate change mounting By The Conversation on 31 March 2014 The Conversation Yields of crops such as maize are set to decline in response to 2C of global warming. AAP Climate change is already having a major impact on the planet, with impacts forecast to worsen significantly, according to Continue Reading →
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Global warming has irreversibly damaged coral reefs, Arctic ice: Report UN International Panel on Climate Change group has agreed to state irreversible effects on natural systems have accelerated. Share on Facebook Tweet National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / The Associated Press A UN report coming out Monday contains a consensus statement that the melting of Continue Reading →
Global Warming Consensus (VIDEO) Originally published on Sustainablog. I have no doubt that climatology is a challenging field in and of itself, but climate scientists – particularly those focused on global warming – also have to deal with consistent attempts to undermine their credibility. They’re just following the “consensus” (which, ya know, didn’t actually result from empirical Continue Reading →