The clouds begin to thin over the Arctic Ocean Aug. 19, 2009. For the past 17 years, climate scientists and leaders from across the globe have come together to create an Arctic Report Card , an update about how the region is doing, which tracks things like wildfires, major […] Click here to view original […]
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Your guide to California policy and politics Presented by Climate-Smart Agricultural Partnership, Agricultural Energy Consumers Association, Save our Capitol and Dairy Cares The sun sets on a power generating plant in Huntington Beach on Aug. 31, 2006. Photo by Chris Carlson, AP Photo If there’s one thing Thursday made […] Click here to view original
Villagers in the flood-hit community of Ban Kamsri in Khong Chai district in Kalasin offer alms to monks on Oct 25. (Photo courtesy of Kalasin PR Office) Since September, heavy rainfalls and floods have devastated many parts of Thailand, affecting nearly 40% of the country. Roads were closed, transport […] Click here to view original
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Peer-Reviewed Publication University of Basel image: Alpine plants that start to grow earlier also start to age earlier. As is the case with the alpine vegetation in these containers, which were exposed to summer weather several months before the snow melted (photograph taken in July) view more Credit: Patrick […] Click here to view original
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A depiction of a target pellet inside a hohlraum capsule with laser beams entering through openings on either end. The beams compress and heat the target to achieve the necessary conditions for nuclear fusion to occur. (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory via AP) When the news leaked that the U.S. […] Click here to view original
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Using electricity to manually delete emails can actually have a greater carbon impact than simply storing them. The massive carbon footprint left behind by emails has been widely discussed by the media , but most of the time these discussions are exaggerated. According to Agnès Pannier-Runacher, the French minister […] Click here to view original
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