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Floods Most Expensive in Canada History
The massive floods that devastated Calgary, Canada late last week have raced downstream, and are now bringing the highest flood waters ever recorded to Medicine Hat, Alberta’s 5th largest city...
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Fungi Hold The Secrets
It seems the results of a new study shows that the fungi living in Antarctica may have the secrets for finding life on other planets!! Sadly these secrets may never be uncovered because these specially...
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Barack Well Done
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Obama’s Say
Obama has finally delivered on his promise in his inaugural speech in 2008. He promised and FIVE years later when we are approaching the point of no return he decides to act. Have your say on his...
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A National Climate Action Plan
Reblogged from slcGreen Blog: Yesterday President Obama delivered a groundbreaking speech on climate change, and unveiled a new Climate Action Plan for the country. The plan takes action to: Cuts...
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Obama on Climate Change
Ever since the dawn of human civilization, we’ve been playing a high-stakes game against Mother Nature. The game: the survival and advancement of civilization. We’ve done very well at this game over...
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Bajan Dreamers heading for the Antarctic! (with a little help from their...
Bajan Dreamers heading for the Antarctic! (with a little help from their friends).
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New Orleans Still At Risk
In the wake of the unthinkable devastation wrought by Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans in 2005, Congress approved a $14.5 billion upgrade to the city’s flood defenses–the Hurricane and Storm Damage...
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Chantal Slightly Stronger
BULLETIN TROPICAL STORM CHANTAL ADVISORY NUMBER 3 NWS NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER MIAMI FL AL032013 1100 AM AST MON JUL 08 2013 ...CHANTAL STRENGTHENS SLIGHTLY... ...TROPICAL STORM WATCH ISSUED FOR...
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Toronto Flooded
Torrential rains from a series of “training” thunderstorms that moved over the same location brought Toronto, Canadaits heaviest 1-day rainfall in recorded history on Monday, July 8. Toronto’s Pearson...
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Antarctic Ecosystem’s Foundation Dying Due To Man
I’ve no idea if anyone has ever done a study to find out if people care more about a particular creature once it’s featured in one of those Hollywood computer animated movies. But let’s presume that...
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Huge Chunk Of Ice Breaks Off
Pine Island Glacier Rift from Landsat (Photo credit: NASA Goddard Photo and Video) An iceberg half the size of Greater London has calved off Pine Island glacier in the Antarctic. This week a radar...
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Antarctic Has Swamps?? Even Bigger Than The Everglades!
The findings, as described this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, use new observational techniques to address long-standing questions about subglacial water under Thwaites, a...
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Keep Up Or Get Left
How fast can wild animals adapt to keep up with climate change? One new study shows that for many species, the answer is not fast enough. Other research reveals, however, that some species may simply...
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Japan Suffering And Will Only Get Worse
Residents of Japan’s big cities, and of Tokyo in particular, are well aware of the heat-island effect — especially now with the onset of summer. The effect occurs because concrete and asphalt retain...
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US Power Prob
There are all sorts of ways that nature can wreak havoc on the U.S. energy system, making it difficult to keep the lights on. But as humans heat up the planet, these sorts of disruptions are likely to...
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Long-term data shows an unmistakable trend
In May 2010, the temperature in Pakistan soared to more than 128 degrees – the hottest temperature ever recorded in Asia. Just a few months later, extreme monsoons left more than a fifth of the country...
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