Monthly Archives: March 2011

November 12 2004 Warmer Arctic a dire threat to planet Scientists at the World Wildlife Fund said that, if that continues, many of the polar bears in the Hudson Bay area will be so thin within the next 10 years … Continue reading →

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If predictions hold, the world could be hotter in 2040 than at any time since humans have inhabited the Earth, he said. Global warming will force wildlife species to move around the globe to find habitat that suits them. http://www.sltrib.com/ … Continue reading →

Probably the most seductive form of climate-change denial has to be the snowstorm in Florida argument. It goes like this: If the climate is warming how come I’m f-in freezing? We had another weird winter in North America and it’s … Continue reading →

The 350 target is based not on climate modelling, but on past climate change (“paleoclimate”). Hansen looked at the highly accurate ice core record of the last few hundred thousand years, sediment core data going back 65 million years, and … Continue reading →

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Could the earthquake that triggered Japan’s devastating tsunami be linked to climate change? While it’s unlikely that scientists will be able to provide a definitive answer anytime soon and Japan has long been a hotbed of seismic activity, past research … Continue reading →

“Non-peer-reviewed scientists” threaten the survival of the planet. Professor Ross Garnaut pointed out an interesting inverse relationship this week. Over the past three years the science of global warming has become more clear and more alarming, but in that same … Continue reading →

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