Articles in the Climate Category
Posted in Climate, General on 2 July 2007
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Reuters Asian nations must prepare to tackle disasters unleashed by global warming with the same urgency they now focus on fighting disease epidemics, the World Health Organization said on Monday. And with Asia’s share of global greenhouse gas emissions from burning fuels expected to grow, urgent action was needed to mitigate the situation, said Shigeru [...]
Posted in Climate, Global Warming, Habitat on 21 June 2007
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MSNBC Deadly heat waves around the Mediterranean, like those that killed some 18,000 people in 2003, could become the norm this century if current trends in greenhouse emissions continue, researchers reported on Friday. The number of dangerously hot days in the Mediterranean region that includes parts of Europe, Africa and the Middle East could increase [...]
Posted in Climate, Global Warming on 3 May 2007
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MSNBC Arctic summer sea ice is melting at a significantly faster rate than projected by even the most advanced computer models, according to a new study that concludes recent U.N. reports on warming underestimate the changes in the Arctic. The shrinking of summertime ice is about 30 years ahead of the climate model projections, researchers [...]
Posted in Climate, General on 30 April 2007
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AP Rescuers worked Saturday to save more dead and dying dolphins and sea lions that have washed up on Southern California beaches, believed poisoned by a naturally occurring toxic acid. A bloom of ocean algae that produces domoic acid may be responsible for killing or sickening dozens of the sea mammals, including birds, in recent [...]
Posted in Climate, General, Technology on 20 April 2007
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Royal Astronomical Society Professor Nigel Weiss, 2007 winner of the Royal Astronomical Society (RAS) Gold medal, will rebut claims that a fall in solar activity could cancel out the effects of man-made global warming. In a lecture on Wednesday 18 April at the RAS-sponsored National Astronomy Meeting in Preston, Professor Weiss, who is Emeritus Professor [...]
Posted in Climate, Global Warming on 14 April 2007
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MSNBC An international global warming conference approved a report Friday warning of dire threats to the Earth and to mankind — from increased hunger in Africa and Asia to the extinction of species — unless the world adapts to climate change and halts its progress. Africa will be hardest hit, the report concluded. By 2020, [...]
Posted in Climate, General, Habitat on 2 April 2007
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AP Bowls of piping hot barracuda soup were the much-anticipated treat when the Roa family gathered for a casual and relaxing Sunday meal. Within hours, all six fell deathly ill. So did two dozen others from the same neighborhood. Some complained of body-wide numbness. Others had weakness in their legs. Several couldn’t speak or even [...]
Posted in Climate, Global Warming on 29 March 2007
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Discovery Channel More than two-thirds of the world’s large cities are in areas vulnerable to global warming and rising sea levels, and millions of people are at risk of being swamped by flooding and intense storms, according to a new study released Wednesday. In all, 634 million people live in the threatened coastal areas worldwide [...]
Posted in Climate, General on 28 March 2007
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MSNBC Global warming could re-make the world’s climate zones by 2100, with some polar and mountain climates disappearing altogether and formerly unknown ones emerging in the tropics, scientists said on Monday. Such changes would endanger some plants and animals while providing new opportunities for others, said John Williams, a study co-author and an assistant professor [...]
Posted in Climate, General, Global Warming on 14 February 2007
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sciencedaily NASA scientists may have discovered how a warmer climate in the future could increase droughts in certain parts of the world, including the southwest United States. The researchers compared historical records of the climate impact of changes in the sun’s output with model projections of how a warmer climate driven by greenhouse gases would [...]


