12 hours ago by Sally Kneidel, PhD

The Louisiana coast in the year 2100, according to scientists' projections of rising seas and reduced sedimentation. Note that New Orleans is far off the coast. Photo courtesy of Science News, 7/18/09. The residents of New Orleans have had it rough the last few years, following the devastation wroug ...

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12 hours ago by shipbright

About 12 miles off the coast of Maine near the mouth of Penobscot Bay an island rises out of the Atlantic like a great whale. Monhegan Island is about a 1.7 miles long and .7 miles wide…a small fishing and artist community that today supports around 70 people year-round and too many “summer complain ...

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7 days ago by shipbright

Since the mid to late 1800’s sea levels have been very slowly rising…about 1 cm a year which is so small who would notice? It’s now been about a century and some change and the rate of rising is starting to accelerate to about 2 cm a year. The tiny changes over the years are becoming noticeable. Sea ...

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10 days ago by Pamir

We are a planet in conflict. Conflict creates friction. Friction creates heat. Heat=Climate change. Here’s the latest in the state of affairs. After my last post which was somewhat hopeful about climate change, the news has been less so, with a lot of equivocating. Not all is lost, yet, but certainl ...

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11 days ago by shipbright

I have seen many glaciers and they are truly impressive in their size, silent strength and ability to literally change landscapes. I’ve seen them in the Rockies, the Alps, Iceland, flying over Greenland, and most recently in Alaska where, like the Great Land itself, they make them big! But perhaps n ...

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12 days ago by Michel Mosca

Once more climate change, before I leave the issue and the debate to itself (for the time being). I am quite positively surprised to see mainstream media suddenly opening up to discussions that have long been conducted in “underground” publications and forums on the net. Articles openly criticising ...

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14 days ago by shipbright

As you know from a previous post, the hydrologic cycle is the engine of the world’s freshwater. It creates freshwater and moves it around the globe, but it doesn’t distribute it equally nor does it deliver the water to where we humans are in the quantities we need. The effect on the hydrologic cycle ...

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15 days ago by stopglobalwarming

Glenn Freiboth asked: If you watch the History channel and watch the top 10 disasters that will befall the world, the number one prediction that is actual happening today is Global Warming. We begin this article with a brief explanation of Global Warming and it’s impact on life on earth and then mov ...

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15 days ago by guidoamm

My family used to have a house on the beach in the 70s in Fregene just outside of Rome. I spent considerable time in that house that was then a “prima fila” piece of real estate meaning that it was a house located on the first row facing the sea. Growing up, we had already noticed the sea was withdr ...

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15 days ago by sinlung

Campaign Against Emissions Picks Number Kathleen Jordan, of New York, left, and others participate in an International Day of Climate Action rally on Saturday in New York’s Times Square. By Andrew C. Revkin Campaigners against global warming have drawn on an arsenal of visually startling tactics ove ...

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