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Scientists report that as Arctic sea ice declines, weather impacts spread into northern mid-latitudes

October 22, 2010

In short, the impacts of climate change in the Arctic now appear to be spilling well beyond the region to affect the lives of hundreds of millions of people living in more temperate regions... Read More

In short, the impacts of climate change in the Arctic now appear to be spilling well beyond the region...
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As record low sea-ice looms, Arctic wildlife and people face uncertain future

September 8, 2010

Every year now as the kids return to school in early September after their long, hot lazy summers, I find myself stunned by the dramatic updates and statistics regarding arctic sea-ice retreat. Read More

Every year now as the kids return to school in early September after their long, hot lazy summers, I...
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For sixth consecutive month, record high sea surface temperatures in tropical Atlantic

August 9, 2010

Sea surface temperatures in the Atlantic Ocean's "Main Development Region" for hurricanes were at record levels in July. Jeff Masters says that "the five warmest months in history for the tropical Atlantic have all... Read More

Sea surface temperatures in the Atlantic Ocean's "Main Development Region" for hurricanes were at record levels in July. Jeff...
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Mass coral bleaching closes dive sites, threatens world’s most diverse marine region

July 29, 2010

Mass coral bleaching caused by global warming is threatening the health of the Coral Triangle, a vast marine region that is home to 76% of all known corals in the world. Read More

Mass coral bleaching caused by global warming is threatening the health of the Coral Triangle, a vast marine region...
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U.S climate bill:International climate agreement- any links?

July 27, 2010

Recently United States Senate Democrats announced that a domestic ‘climate bill’ will not be voted on in the Senate before the summer recess (beginning August 9). Read More

Recently United States Senate Democrats announced that a domestic ‘climate bill’ will not be voted on in the Senate...
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Bad news for polar bears as sea ice hits new record low

July 12, 2010

WWF is concerned for polar bear populations in the Arctic after a National Snow and Ice Data Centre report that Arctic sea ice reached new record lows in the month of June. Read More

WWF is concerned for polar bear populations in the Arctic after a National Snow and Ice Data Centre report...
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Independent review shows science is robust, but more transparency needed

July 12, 2010

The science on climate change remains strong, according to an independent review of the UEA leaked emails, released in the UK. The probe into the Climate Research Unit of the University of East Anglia... Read More

The science on climate change remains strong, according to an independent review of the UEA leaked emails, released in...
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Scientists report that as Arctic sea ice declines, weather impacts spread into northern mid-latitudes

As record low sea-ice looms, Arctic wildlife and people face uncertain future

For sixth consecutive month, record high sea surface temperatures in tropical Atlantic

Mass coral bleaching closes dive sites, threatens world’s most diverse marine region

U.S climate bill:International climate agreement- any links?

Bad news for polar bears as sea ice hits new record low

Independent review shows science is robust, but more transparency needed

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Scientists report that as Arctic sea ice declines, weather impacts spread into northern mid-latitudes

As record low sea-ice looms, Arctic wildlife and people face uncertain future

For sixth consecutive month, record high sea surface temperatures in tropical Atlantic

Mass coral bleaching closes dive sites, threatens world’s most diverse marine region

U.S climate bill:International climate agreement- any links?

Bad news for polar bears as sea ice hits new record low

Independent review shows science is robust, but more transparency needed

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