Arctic sea ice melt still heavy, but no record

Climate Action Day highlights the urgent need to protect endangered ...

By: DelilahStarling

Polar Bear, Sea Turtles, Spotted Owl, Caribou, and Salmon Could Go Extinct if Carbon Dioxide is Not Quickly Reduced to 350 Parts Per MillionSAN FRANCISCO— As part of today’s Global Day of Climate Action, the Center for Biological Diversity has created an extensive inventory of species threatened by global warming. The interactive Web ...

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Predictions for climate change this century

By: inamshah

Following is a summary of expert opinion of potential impacts from climate change by the end of the century.The source is the Fourth Assessment Report, published in 2007 by the UN's Nobel-winning scientists, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).The magnitude of impacts will mainly depend on the level of warming, which the panel ...

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Global Warming's Chilling Consequences

By: HarryHeyoka

You might think I, a native of the tropics, would welcome some warming in the cool rain forest around Helen Gone. Some of my neighbors do, if they don't deny the mounting evidence outright. “Climate change” is a better term for local effects of global warming, which are not and won't be uniform. Here in Oregon's Coast Range, experts ...

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Interview with Don Easterbrook, a human-caused global warming skeptic....

By: kcoffman

  March 27, 2008 Burlington, Washington Dr. Don Easterbrook, Professor Emeritus Geology, Western Washington University, author of 8 books, 150 journal publications with focus on geomorphology; glacial geology; Pleistocene geochronology; environmental and engineering geology. Ken Coffman is the author of Hartz String Theory and other ...

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