6-30-14 Warming threat to emperor penguins
Warming threat to emperor penguins
Climate change is likely to cut Antarctica's 600,000-strong emperor penguin population by at least a fifth by 2100, a study suggests.

6-27-14 Not Eating Meat Can Cut Your Food-Related Carbon Emissions Almost In Half, Study Finds
Not Eating Meat Can Cut Your Food-Related Carbon Emissions Almost In Half, Study Finds
If you're trying to reduce your carbon footprint, you may want to think twice next time you reach for a burger. According to a new study, people with a high-meat diet contribute more than twice the diet-related greenhouse gas emissions to the atmosphere as a vegan, and a little less than twice the emissions of a vegetarian.

6-25-14 Earth just experienced the hottest May on record
Earth just experienced the hottest May on record
The world recently hit another hot milestone: May 2014 was the warmest May globally since records began in 1880.

6-19-14 Carbon Rules Show Bad Arithmetic
Carbon Rules Show Bad Arithmetic
Why the numbers in the President's Clean Power Plan don't add up

6-16-14 Ponds 'predict Arctic sea-ice melt'
Ponds 'predict Arctic sea-ice melt'
A UK team believes it can now make skilful predictions of how much sea ice will melt during Arctic summers.

6-16-14 'Weedy thing' thrives as Antarctic shores warm
'Weedy thing' thrives as Antarctic shores warm
Climate change is helping an inconspicuous sea moss animal spread rapidly in Antarctica, say scientists.

6-14-14 Antarctic glacier melt is unstoppable
Antarctic glacier melt is unstoppable
Ice collapse could raise global sea level by more than 4 meters in coming centuries

6-13-14 China battles to be first ecological civilisation
China battles to be first ecological civilisation
SO YOU want to live in a country that is guided by a philosophy of "ecological civilisation", run by people with the vision to implement policies that will benefit their children even if it costs more in the short term? Move to China.

6-11-14 Will a new climate fund unlock a global deal?
Will a new climate fund unlock a global deal?
As UN climate talks continue in Bonn, money is emerging as a critical element in getting the world to agree on a new deal by the end of next year.

6-6-14 Climate change helps seas disturb Japanese war dead
Climate change helps seas disturb Japanese war dead
Rising sea levels have disturbed the skeletons of soldiers killed on the Marshall Islands during World War Two.

6-5-14 China's experts divided over carbon emissions peak
China's experts divided over carbon emissions peak
China's senior climate negotiator says his scientists are divided over when their carbon emissions will peak.

6-5-14 'Alternate vision' sought on climate
'Alternate vision' sought on climate
Four hundred legislators from 66 countries are taking part in a summit billed as offering a "new vision for an international climate agreement".

6-4-14 Gallop Poll: Smaller Majorities in U.S. Favor Gov't Pollution Controls
Gallop Poll: Smaller Majorities in U.S. Favor Gov't Pollution Controls
Support is down from 2007 and before. More than six in 10 Americans favor setting higher emissions and pollution standards for business and industry, and imposing mandatory controls on carbon dioxide emissions and other greenhouse gases. The percentages favoring these actions, however, are lower than in 2007 and prior years.

6-3-14 US seeks fresh China solar tariffs
US seeks fresh China solar tariffs
The US has proposed higher and more extensive tariffs on Chinese solar panels. (This makes no sense. We want to people to go green and then we make it more expensive for them to do so!)

6-2-14 US to unveil sharp curbs on coal power plants
US to unveil sharp curbs on coal power plants
The US government is to unveil new rules for coal-burning power plants aimed at dramatically cutting emissions that contribute to global warming.

5-31-14 US set 'to take very significant step' on climate
US set 'to take very significant step' on climate
President Obama is set to unveil the most significant American attempt yet made to curb carbon dioxide emissions when he announces new restrictions on existing power plants on Monday.
(Webmaster's comment: There has been no reduction of carbon dioxide emissions from the United States for at least 22 years. The capitalists are going to fight this mandate with tooth and claw. They stand to lose millions in future personal wealth. The rest us just stand to lose a decent environment to live in. But what's more important, the environment we all live in or a few getting obscenely rich!)

5-21-14 Carbon loss from tropical forests 'underestimated'
Carbon loss from tropical forests 'underestimated'
The amount of carbon lost from tropical forests is being significantly underestimated, a new study reports.

5-20-14 Water goes 'missing' with snow loss
Water goes 'missing' with snow loss
A new study finds that if temperatures rise and more precipitation falls as rain rather than snow, it will reduce the total amount of water in rivers.

5-19-14 Esa's Cryosat mission sees Antarctic ice losses double
Esa's Cryosat mission sees Antarctic ice losses double
Antarctica is now losing about 160 billion tonnes of ice a year to the ocean - twice as much as when the continent was last surveyed.

5-19-14 Greenland's long glacier fjords point to higher seas
Greenland's long glacier fjords point to higher seas
Greenland's ice sheet may be more vulnerable to melting than previously thought, say scientists.

5-14-14 Tropical storms migrate toward poles
Tropical storms migrate toward poles
Continue reading the main story Related Stories What causes a tropical storm? Watch Tropical storms have been migrating northwards and southwards towards the poles for the past 30 years, a paper in Nature says.

5-14-14 Antarctic wind vortex is strongest for 1000 years
Antarctic wind vortex is strongest for 1000 years
OUR greenhouse gas emissions are boosting a vortex of winds around Antarctica. As this maelstrom accelerates, it shrinks, dragging rain away from Western Australia.

5-14-14 Delays on climate change have cost us $8 trillion
Delays on climate change have cost us $8 trillion
TIME is money, goes the saying. When it comes to climate change, two years of inaction has cost the world $8 trillion.

5-12-14 Scientists Warn of Rising Oceans From Polar Melt
Scientists Warn of Rising Oceans From Polar Melt
A large section of the mighty West Antarctica ice sheet has begun falling apart and its continued melting now appears to be unstoppable, two groups of scientists reported on Monday.

5-12-14 Collapse of Antarctic glaciers seems to be unstoppable
Collapse of Antarctic glaciers seems to be unstoppable
Parts of the West Antarctic ice sheet are already collapsing and probably can't be saved. Two independent studies suggest that several glaciers have gone past the point of no return, dooming them to fall into the sea and cause several metres of sea level rise. However the collapse will take centuries.

5-12-14 'Nothing can stop retreat' of West Antarctic glaciers
'Nothing can stop retreat' of West Antarctic glaciers
Key glaciers in West Antarctica are in an irreversible retreat, a study team led by the US space agency (Nasa) says.

5-9-14 Warm Texas wind blows green for Mars
Warm Texas wind blows green for Mars
This year is turning into a humdinger for those of us lucky enough to collect sprawling climate science reports.

5-8-14 Sentinel satellite spies ice cap speed-up
Sentinel satellite spies ice cap speed-up
Melting at one of the largest ice caps on Earth has produced a big jump in its flow speed, satellite imagery suggests.

5-7-14 World is unprepared for major El Niño later this year
World is unprepared for major El Niño later this year
Wild weather is coming in 2014, with floods, storms and droughts expected around the Pacific, but little is being done to protect the people on the front line

5-7-14 CO2 'significantly reduces' nutrients in major food crops
CO2 'significantly reduces' nutrients in major food crops
Rising levels of CO2 around the world will significantly impact the nutrient content of crops according to a new study.

5-6-14 US Supreme Court air pollution ruling will save lives
US Supreme Court air pollution ruling will save lives
Citizens of the US, breathe easier. The Supreme Court has ruled that the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) can regulate air pollution that drifts across state lines. The ruling means about 1000 power plants will be forced to reduce their emissions.

5-6-14 Warming 'increasingly disruptive' across US - report
Warming 'increasingly disruptive' across US - report
Climate change is having significant financial, ecological and human health impacts across the US, according to a new report.

4-13-14 World must end 'dirty' fuel use - UN
World must end 'dirty' fuel use - UN
A long-awaited UN report on how to curb climate change says the world must rapidly move away from carbon-intensive fuels.

4-12-14 UN: 'Massive shift' needed on energy
UN: 'Massive shift' needed on energy
A UN report on climate change is expected to call for a trebling of the planet's use of renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power.

4-11-14 Germany's green dreams meet harsh reality
Germany's green dreams meet harsh reality
A vision for a greener future for the world seems very distant if you descend into the heart of one of Germany's largest coal mines.

4-10-14 UN set to warn countries over 'dash for gas'
UN set to warn countries over 'dash for gas'
Governments are likely to be warned next week that a "dash for gas" will not solve climate change.

4-9-14 Reducing car pollution easier than UN experts thought
Reducing car pollution easier than UN experts thought
Reducing pollution from cars has been cheaper and easier than UN experts thought, a draft report says.

4-8-14 World 'needs Plan B' on climate - IPCC report
World 'needs Plan B' on climate - IPCC report
The world needs a Plan B on climate change because politicians are failing to reduce carbon emissions, according to a UN report.

4-7-14 Almost half of new electricity is now clean and green
Almost half of new electricity is now clean and green
That's a lot of clean power. Almost half of new electricity generation is now renewable, and the costs of wind and solar power are falling sharply. It "should give governments confidence to forge a robust climate agreement" next year, says Achim Steiner, director of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).

4-7-14 Global dip in renewable energy investment
Global dip in renewable energy investment
Global investment in renewables fell by 14% during 2013, but the percentage of electricity generated by renewable sources still grew, a report shows.

4-5-14 Extreme heat still on the rise: peak high temps on land climb despite stalled global average.
Extreme heat still on the rise: peak high temps on land climb despite stalled global average.
A surge in heat spikes has struck land over the last 15 years or so, despite an overall plateau of global surface temperature in the same period.

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