Global Warming
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Growing low-oxygen zones in oceans worry scientists
Plenty Magazine - Environmental News and Commentary &bull Mar 9, 2010
Lower levels of oxygen in the Earth's oceans, particularly off the United States' Pacific Northwest coast, could be another sign of fundamental changes linked to global climate change, scientists say. In some spots off Washington state and Oregon, the almost… Full Story »
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Topics:
- Ecology
- Global Warming
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9 Not-So-Crazy Ideas To Combat Climate Change
Plenty Magazine - Environmental News and Commentary &bull Mar 8, 2010
Over the years, scientists have envisioned a few radical, some might even say crazy, ways to combat global warming. With such dire consequences, it's hard to blame them for thinking out of the box. The most outlandish solutions tend to… Full Story »
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- Global Warming
- Climate Change
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Creationists seek to stop the teaching of global warming
Plenty Magazine - Environmental News and Commentary &bull Mar 5, 2010
The New York Times reports that a bill recently introduced in Kentucky would encourage teachers to discuss "the advantages and disadvantages of scientific theories," including "evolution, the origins of life, global warming and human cloning." By linking the global warming… Full Story »
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- Global Warming
- Climate Change
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Global warming may be fueling discoveries of woolly mammoth bones
Plenty Magazine - Environmental News and Commentary &bull Mar 5, 2010
Nearly a quarter of all exposed land in the Northern Hemisphere is covered by permafrost, but that percentage has been steadily declining in recent years. Scientists can't agree whether or not global warming is the cause of the melt, but… Full Story »
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Topics:
- Global Warming
- Industry
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Quick hits: Consuming consumers and all we consume
Plenty Magazine - Environmental News and Commentary &bull Mar 4, 2010
Could China's appetite for natural resources force us to green up our world faster than if it were more sedate? Matthew Kahn, an environmental economist at UCLA suggests that it could in a post on his blog Environmental and Urban… Full Story »
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US EPA to Ease Carbon Rules on Small Businesses
Inhabitat &bull Mar 4, 2010
EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson testified in front of a Senate appropriations subcommittee Wednesday about the EPA's planned carbon permit policy. Last year Jackson told lawmakers the EPA would regulate all businesses with emissions above 25,000 tons per year. Yesterday she… Full Story »
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Katrina Victims Seek to Sue Shell, Exxon, Other Carbon Emitters
Inhabitat &bull Mar 4, 2010
More than four years have passed since Hurricane Katrina hit the south, and many residents still suffer today. One group of Mississippi victims aims to get compensated by the folks they believe are responsible for all that property damage-multinational corporations.… Full Story »
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Topics:
- Global Warming
- ONE Group
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Castrate Knut The Global Warming Polar Bear?
ecorazzi.com :: the latest in green gossip &bull Mar 3, 2010
Once the darling of the media industry and symbol of global warming, Knut has fallen fast from his days of hanging out with Leonardo DiCaprio on magazine covers to now, well, just hanging out. His cuddly/cute days behind him, Knut… Full Story »
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Research Suggests Frequent Fires Could Help Forest Ecosystems
TreeHugger &bull Mar 3, 2010Research has suggested that global warming will change wildfire patterns and cause a leap in the number of forest fires in the Pacific Northwest (though that's hotly debated). But there might just be a silver lining in those billowing clouds… Full Story »
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- Global Warming
- Forests
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The Best of Al Green
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Global Warming Hits World's Women the Hardest -- Especially When They Don't Have Equal Rights
TreeHugger &bull Mar 3, 2010It's already well known that climate change is not an equal-opportunity threat, with its impacts on food production, severe storms, and drought, among others, hitting the world's poorest nations the hardest. And according to a new report, global warming isn't gender-blind either: Women are especially vulnerable to its effects,… Full Story »
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Baby Survives Being Shot Amid Fears of Climate Change
TreeHugger &bull Mar 3, 2010A seven-month-old baby girl survived being shot in the chest by her parents, who later murdered the girl's older brother and then killed themselves. The shocking story, which occurred in Argentina, is made all the more troubling by the apparent… Full Story »
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Journey to the Polar Ice Rim
green.tv &bull Mar 3, 2010
Polar BearsFebruary 27th is International Polar Bear Day! In this film from Friends of the Earth, two polar bears muse about whether humans caused global... A behind the scenes look at the UN Secretary-General's recent visit to the Arctic where… Full Story »
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Snapshots of the Bizarro State of Climate Discussion: Inhofe's Witch-Hunt & South Dakota's 'Interrelativity'
TreeHugger &bull Mar 2, 2010Recent headlines about the ongoing bar room brawl over climate change have made me mostly just hang my head at the absurdity of it all. From Sen. James "Oil and gas don't pollute" Inhofe wanting to investigate climate scientists for criminal wrongdoing, to South… Full Story »
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Topics:
- Global Warming
- Climate Change
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The Climate Movement Heeds the Call
1Sky Blog &bull Mar 2, 2010We are hearing lots of conflicting statements on the status of a comprehensive climate bill. To those comments, we look at the continually growing movement of legislators, organizations, groups, and everyday Americans who picked up the mantle in January and continued the push for a… Full Story »
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The "72 Hours For Clean American Power" Campaign Begins
TreeHugger &bull Mar 2, 2010Don't Forget Coal! One thing that always bothers me in these types of campaigns is that they mostly focus on "foreign oil", while coal is actually worse as a polluter and contributor to global warming. If we want to make… Full Story »
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Costa Rica's Golden Toads Killed by El Nino & A Pathogen, Not Climate Change
TreeHugger &bull Mar 2, 2010This probably won't be the last word on the demise of the Monteverde golden toad, but a new paper in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences says that normal El Nino conditions, not climate change, lead to the spread… Full Story »
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BC Premier Blames "Spring Olympics" on Global Warming
TreeHugger &bull Mar 2, 2010A lot of us winced whenever anyone conflated the lack of snow on Cypress Mountain in Vancouver with climate change; Vancouver is often springlike in February and this is about weather, not climate. People were questioning Cypress as a venue… Full Story »
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- Global Warming
- Climate Change
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Frog in a pot...
Car(bon)free in California &bull Mar 1, 2010
There's the old parable of the frog who let's him or herself get boiled to death as long as it happens incrementally, sort of like global warming. The California Academy of Sciences blog highlights an NPR story that indicates that… Full Story »
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- Global Warming
- Climate Change
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What Does a Four-Year-Old Know About Global Warming?
Planet Green Work & Connect &bull Feb 28, 2010
I've told you about maintaining a beginner's mind ao let's consider this eco-preschool. Full Story »
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- Global Warming
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Practicing the Green We Preach
Tree Hugging Family &bull Feb 27, 2010
Anthony Leiserowitz, director of the Yale Project on Climate Change, said that the gap between people's attitudes and their actual behavior can be explained in some cases by barriers. He noted that public transportation may not be locally available or… Full Story »
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