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1 day ago by Mitch Chester

As glaciers melt, and sea levels rise, it’s not too soon to discuss where all the water will flow. As global warming and climate change increase their threat to low lying populated communities on each continent, immediate fresh thinking is in order about future water migration and containment. With ...

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7 days ago by WarOnYou

Global screwing US government’s climate con-job by Paul Driessen [Excerpt] Rising sea levels, floods in lower Manhattan, California beaches permanently submerged. Ferocious hurricanes, floods and droughts. Food shortages, epidemic diseases, a quadrupling of heat-wave deaths in Chicago. Aged sewer sy ...

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13 days ago by Ross

Forget all those predictions of climate change-fuelled sea level rises of 1-5 feet: research from the UK’s National Oceanographic Centre and the universities of Bristol and Tubingen (Germany) has concluded that sea levels are set to rise by 25m, and that’s before we add a single molecule more of car ...

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14 days ago by CandyWWGM

Modern glaciers, such as those making up the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets, are capable of undergoing periods of rapid shrinkage or retreat, according to new findings by paleoclimatologists at the University at Buffalo. The paper, published on June 21 in Nature Geoscience, describes fieldwork d ...

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18 days ago by CandyWWGM

The world faces a growing risk of “abrupt and irreversible climatic shifts” as fallout from global warming hits faster than expected, according to research by international scientists released Thursday. Global surface and ocean temperatures, sea levels, extreme climate events, and the retreat of Arc ...

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18 days ago by CandyWWGM

Polar ice caps are melting faster and oceans are rising more than the United Nations projected just two years ago, 10 universities said in a report suggesting that climate change has been underestimated. Global sea levels will climb a meter (39 inches) by 2100, 69 percent more than the most dire for ...

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20 days ago by CandyWWGM

Global warming threatens U.S. security by leaving important military hubs vulnerable to rising seas and possibly fomenting anti-American sentiment, U.S. Sen. John Kerry said on Monday. There is “scarcely an instrument of U.S. foreign policy” that was not vulnerable to climate change, which scientist ...

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22 days ago by CandyWWGM

AUSTRALIAN climate scientists are by and large cautious people. So when they publish findings, as they did yesterday, warning that sea-level rises caused by climate change and associated storm surges will be one of the greatest impacts of a warming world, it is sobering advice. This has huge implica ...

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23 days ago by cfdmarket

( CFD.net.au – Contract for Difference, Share, Forex, ETFs, Commodities Traders) – A senate inquiry into climate policy has heard farmers deserve greater recognition for maintaining private forests. Farmers say they need incentives to maintain private forests. (ABC Gippsland: Catherine McAloon) Map: ...

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28 days ago by Derek Markham

One of the biggest issues facing us right now is global warming. Its effects on animals and on agriculture are indeed frightening, and the effects on the human population are even scarier. The facts about global warming are often debated, but unfortunately, even if we disagree about the causes, glob ...

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