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Newtok is losing ground to the sea at a dangerous rate. Delete the scoop?
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The impact of the Sandy has shown the US that climate change is real. What can be learnt from this natural disaster? Delete the scoop?
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A major reassessment of 18 years of satellite observations provides a new, more detailed view of the changes in ocean height around the world. Delete the scoop?
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Warming surface waters are increasing tropical cyclone intensity, so why are we being so irresponsible?
A good article from Al Jazeera that looks at the continuing impact of climate change on the severity of natural hazards.
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Arctic Portal is a comprehensive gateway to the Arctic on the Internet and grants exposure to Arctic related information. It aims to engage worldwide Arctic organizations in data sharing and consultation. Delete the scoop?
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More information and statistics on the melting of ice in the Arctic. Delete the scoop?
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How many greenhouse gases are emitted when you make a hamburger? Delete the scoop?
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Is this a positive or negative impact of climate change? Delete the scoop?
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New estimates from the International Energy Agency illustrate how China has been struggling to cut its carbon intensity in the past three years. Really interesting to see what China is doing to reduce their carbon emissions - and after reading we should probably thank them for their efforts. A good article to consider the differing perspectives. Delete the scoop?
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Researchers from the University of Alaska, Fairbanks used aerial and ground surveys to identify methane seeps in Alaska and Greenland, which are sending the gas into the atmosphere. Delete the scoop?
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Archipelago leaders say they have more in common with small island states than mainland Tanzania in facing climate threats... Delete the scoop?
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Han Rosling demonstrates the dynamics of population growth, child mortality and carbon dioxide emissions Delete the scoop?
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A familiar modern problem may have wiped out a grand ancient culture...
When we look at the collapse of past civilisations, this is something to consider. Read Jared Diamond's 'Collapse' for further case studies.
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A musical investigation into the causes and effects of global climate change and our opportunities to use science to offset it. Featuring Bill Nye, David Att...
A funny video that I know you will all like....
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A 3-minute journey through the last 250 years of our history, from the start of the Industrial Revolution to the Rio+20 Summit. The film charts the growth of humanity into a global force on an equivalent scale to major geological processes. The film was commissioned by the Planet Under Pressure conference, London 26-29 March, a major international conference focusing on solutions. planetunderpressure2012.net The film is part of the world's first educational webportal on the Anthropocene, commissioned by the Planet Under Pressure conference, and developed and sponsored by anthropocene.info Delete the scoop?
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Rate of summer ice melt smashes two previous record lows and prompts warnings of accelerated climate change... Delete the scoop?
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Coming to a real estate catalog soon: private floating islands and luxurious villas made to withstand climate change. Price: $10 million, plus. Delete the scoop?
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The nation’s best-known and most prescient climatologist, NASA’s James Hansen, has a must-read op-ed in the Washington Post.
Latest statistics, mainly for Europe but does provide a global perspective. Delete the scoop?
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Atop one of Ecuador’s highest peaks, climate change is unmistakable — and threatening the future. Delete the scoop?
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Greenland's northern Petermann Glacier calves an iceberg twice the size of Manhattan, the second to break off in two years, scientists say. (RT @WilliamNB: And yet many STILL deny that Climate Change is real! Delete the scoop?
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Maps. They make everything a little bit better. A great list of maps - most to do with the consequences of climate change. Check them out. Delete the scoop?
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As climate change increases risks from extreme weather, communities and organisations around the world are coming up with innovative ideas to reduce the threats. An example of this is the role of community radio cutting disaster risk in coastal Bangladesh. Delete the scoop?
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This site, from AlertNet has information on various small island states and how they are dealing with the consequences of climate change. The interesting thing about this site is that it looks at all island states, not only the Pacific. Delete the scoop?
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