"No plastic bags please. I don't want to contribute to global warming."
“Climate scientists are always careful to point out that no single event can be entirely ascribed to climate change. But a changing baseline means that extreme heat – and its impacts like fire and drought in places like Texas – is arriving more and more frequently, and notching up ever-higher records. In contrast, cold events are becoming rarer and less extreme.”
Read More of this National Geographic “Daily News” article at Heatwaves and Blizzards — Which is the Best Evidence for Global Warming? – News Watch.
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An effort to get Barack Obama to re-install 32 solar panels that were originally installed at the White House in 1979 during the Carter administration - ended in disappointment for environmental campaigners today.
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The planet's temperature is rising at an accelerated pace that most scientists say is due to man-made factors. As the earth's climate changes, they predict it will lead to rising sea levels and more extreme weather, including droughts, floods and storms.
Hong Kong's Clean Air Network has decided to forego the serious serious approach to raising awareness about the city's air pollution. Check it out.
As reported in deslogblog.com, "Notorious climate skeptic Pat Michaels of the CATO Institute finally admitted openly on CNN this weekend that 40 percent of his funding comes from - wait for it - Big Oil."
Gas supplies are dwindling and greenhouse gas emissions are soaring. How fuel-efficient are your driving habits?
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A warming climate could see millions of adult Mexicans migrate to the US as rising temperatures cause a drop in crop yields, according to a study by researchers at Princeton University.
An international team of climate scientists led by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has confirmed that climate change is "undeniable" and clearly driven by the "human fingerprints" of greenhouse gas emissions. The findings are based on new data that was not reviewed during the most recent 2007 report by the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
The Environmental Protection Agency, showing some of the kind of guts and emotional fortitude that the Senate seems unable to find in the global warming debate, rejected an effort to keep it from regulating greenhouse gas emissions, saying that e-mails released in last fall’s “Climategate” scandal gave it no reason to reconsider the science of global warming.
The Alliance for Climate Protection launched a new project called the Truth Squad. The Truth Squad is a rapid-response team targeted specifically at the New York Times. Our goal is to change editors' and reporters' perceptions about what to include in their own coverage: from the realities of climate science to the impact green jobs will have on our economy. Truth Squad members receive emails once or twice a week alerting them to a breaking news story and providing insight on how to intelligently respond.
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