Climate
Arctic explorers set off on 500-km climate trek across sea ice
A three-person team led by British explorer Ann Daniels this week began a grueling 500-kilometre trek across the Arctic’s floating sea ice to study
Maldives president: We must find out who hacked climate emails
Maldivian President Mohamed Nasheed has two suggestions for the media and world leaders when it comes to addressing climate change: First, investigative journalists need
Proposed climate fix could make global warming even worse
And so another geoengineering fix for climate change that sounds great in theory bites the dust on closer examination. The fix in question seems
US unveils new climate portal for decision-makers, public
The US government today unveiled a new web portal today that’s designed to meet a rising demand for information on how climate change might
Climate Change Index for week ending 31 Jan. 2010
Greenbang’s weekly Climate Change Index tracks research findings and events directly attributable to global warming. Our aim is to provide a numerical, week-to-week indicator
US military: Climate change is a key security issue
Tree-huggers, hippies, eggheads and do-gooders aren’t the only ones worried about climate change: the US’ top military officials believe it has serious implications for
Climate Change Index for week ending 24 Jan. 2010
Greenbang’s weekly Climate Change Index tracks research findings and events directly attributable to global warming. Our aim is to provide a numerical, week-to-week indicator
Tiny, fleeting bubbles help drive Earth’s climate
How cool a profession is this? Bubble physicist. Helen Czerski is one, and she does exactly what you’d imagine by the description of her
Climate Change Index for week ending 17 Jan. 2010
Greenbang’s weekly Climate Change Index tracks research findings and events directly attributable to global warming. Our aim is to provide a numerical, week-to-week indicator
Climate Change Index for week ending 10 Jan. 2010
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