Posted Jul 18, 2008 at 01:14PM by Isaac C. Listed in: Animals and Wildlife, Global Warming Tags: Arctic, global warming, Antarctica
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Science news - Last-Ditch Resort: Move Polar Bears to Antarctica? - Image 1So the North Pole is melting and polar bears are on the verge of extinction. Solution? Ship 'em off to the other pole, to Antarctica. Lame. Story in the full article.

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Posted Jun 28, 2008 at 12:19PM by Isaac C. Listed in: Global Warming, Oceans Tags: Arctic, global warming
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No ice at the North Pole - Image 1If "when hell freezes over" means a firm "no," then "when the North Pole melts away" should mean "yes," yes? Am I mixing metaphors or something? Anyway, it seems that the North Pole is in danger of being bare of ice this year. Santa and his elves are reported to have moved to Hawaii.

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Posted May 21, 2008 at 08:56AM by Glen D. Listed in: Global Warming, Weather Tags: MIT, global warming
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Hurricane - Image 1 While the talk on global warming is all the rage these days, one scientist says the phenomenon isn't to blame for everything. Tom Knutsen put together a study that leads him to believe that the rise in hurricane frequency is due to multi-decade weather patterns, not warmer seawater. More in the full article.

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Posted May 06, 2008 at 09:53PM by Nicolo S. Listed in: Global Warming Tags: ecosystem, global warming, National Academy of Sciences, UCLA, University of Washington
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Tropical insect - Image 1Another alarming study regarding global warming has surfaced, revealing that tropical species are also in trouble. According to the UCLA and the University of Washington, warming can cause population of animals and insects in the tropics to decline, which adversely hurts the ecosystem. See the full article for details.

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Posted Apr 08, 2008 at 11:17AM by Charles D. Listed in: Environmental Campaigns, Environmental Disasters, Global Warming Tags: NASA, global warming, carbon dioxide, New York
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NASA's James Hansen addresses the critical state of our planet - Image 1The director of NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies James Hansen had several choice words directed towards the fossil fuels industry regarding the critical state of our planet right now. His rather forward address expounds on how the industry was trying to cover up the extent of the global warming problem from the public and how badly their byproducts are affecting the environment. You can read more about Hansen's statement in our full article.

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Posted Apr 04, 2008 at 04:58AM by David T. Listed in: Global Warming, Weather Tags: El Nino, Michel Jarraud
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The La Nina phenomenon tends to cool things down - Image 1Have you been feeling a bit warm lately? You may eventually get some relief - UN meteorologists have said that temperatures this year will decrease slightly. This change in climate is attributed to the La Nina phenomenon, which will likely make itself felt well into the summer.  More "cool" news follows after the jump.

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Posted Apr 02, 2008 at 08:22PM by Nicolo S. Listed in: Global Warming Tags: NASA, Arctic, pollution
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NASA airborne study flies to Arctic atmosphere - Image 1Promising development to protect the atmosphere is underway, as NASA just shed light on the launch of its Arctic Research of the Composition of the Troposphere from Aircraft and Satellites (ARCTAS). What's believed to be the most extensive field campaign ever to study the chemistry of the Arctic's lower atmosphere, the project employs three airborne laboratories that intends to explain how pollutants cause climate changes in the Arctic sea. Fly to the full article for more details.

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Posted Mar 26, 2008 at 04:41AM by Mabie A. Listed in: Global Warming Tags: Antarctica
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collapsed ice shelf - Image 1If a 160-square-mile ice shelf collapsing isn't a sure sign of global warming, then we sure as heck don't know anymore what is. Last month, a huge chunk of the Wilkins ice shelf in Antarctica broke away from its main body, and the remaining bulk of it is about to give way any time soon. Scientists are not as disturbed, though. Read on to the full article to know why.

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Posted Mar 18, 2008 at 10:49PM by Abraham A. Listed in: Global Warming Tags: ecosystem
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The Canadian Coast Guard Amundsen icebreaker - Image 1So we're all resigned to the fact that the Earth is heating up? Wait until you see by how much. The Canadian Coast Guard Amundsen research ship was confident about using a likewise massive Arctic ice bridge as a port. Every winter the bridge appears, but not this year. More details after the jump.

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Posted Mar 18, 2008 at 04:24AM by Ryan A. Listed in: Environmental Campaigns, Global Warming Tags: ICARUS
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Irish American Climate Project: Climate change could turn Ireland to brown - Image 1A recent study published online is stating that Ireland can turn into a deserted, brown and dry land if the worsening global climate change will not be checked. The said research was pioneered by the group Irish American Climate Project. Highlights of their study can be read at the full article.

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