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North American Moose Die Off, Climate Change 'Plays A Huge Part'
North America’s moose are dying off at a rate not seen before. No one is quite sure why moose populations are in decline, but scientists say the culprit could be climate change.
Venice’s Flood Barrier Passes First Public Test As Italian City Sees First Signs Of Winter Flooding [PHOTOS]
Officials carried out the first test of Venice’s flood barriers, designed to keep rising tides from inundating the city.
Climate Change Will Affect Tropics First, Long Before Arctic Sees Shift
Researchers in Hawaii have pinpointed exactly when and where extreme temperatures, brought on by global warming, will strike first. Scientists say the region surrounding Earth’s equator, called the tropics, will feel the effects of global warming long before the poles do.
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Climate Change Blues: Kiribati Man's Asylum Bid Doubtful, But Rising Sea Levels Threaten Low-Lying Islands
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Caribou Feeling The Heat Of Climate Change Too: Study
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New Zealand Man Says He Is A Victim Of Climate Change, Fighting To Stay In The Country
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Global Warming Report Released: IPCC 95% Sure Humans Primarily Responsible For Recent Climate Change
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Stanford University scientists say severe storms will only increase, costing the U.S. billions of dollars.
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An upcoming report reconsiders certain models of climate sensitivity in light of recent data.
Climate Change May Impact Vital Ocean Chemical Cycles
A new study indicates that warming ocean temperatures may hamper vital ocean chemical cycles of carbon dioxide, nitrogen and phosphorus.
Jatropha Versus Global Warming: Failed Wonder-Plant Gets A Second Chance Against Carbon Dioxide
The Jatropha curcas species may not be right for biofuel, but carbon farming presents another opportunity.
An Ice-Free Arctic Could Happen Sooner Than You Expect, As Early As 2054 Due To Climate Change
Greenhouse gas emissions could lead to an ice-free Arctic as early as 2054 according to a new study.
Planting Trees To Combat Climate Change: Scientists Suggest Carbon Capture With Barbados Nut Plant
One proposed plan for controlling global warming would exploit the natural carbon-capturing qualities of trees.
Your Champagne May No Longer Come From Champagne Due To Climate Change
Climate change could wreak havoc on winemakers and force them to leave the regions that have made them famous.
CIA Exploring Geoengineering, Ways To Control Weather, To Reverse Globing Warming: Report
The CIA, along with NASA and NOAA, is exploring geoengineering techniques to reverse global warming in a National Academy of Sciences study.
The US Department Of The Interior Announced Plans To Increase Wind Energy
The Department of Interior said it is planning on offering a lease sale for wind energy off the coast of Virginia.
Arctic May Be Ice-Free By 2058, Scientists Base Predictions Using Climate Change Data
According to a recent study using a computer-simulation tool, the Arctic may experience its first ice-free summer as soon as 2054.
Maine Lobsters Threatened By Climate Change, Scientists and Industry Warn
The Gulf of Maine is seeing a lobster boom recently, but scientists warn of the consequences of warmer waters.
El Niño Was Unusually Active In The Late 20th Century Possibly Due To Climate Change
El Niño was unusually active in the late 20th century, possibly because of climate change, a new study reveals.
Economic Impacts Of Obama's Climate Plan: Gauging The Cost Of Carbon Capture
Existing carbon capture methods eat up money and energy -- but cheaper, more efficient methods are on the horizon.
Obama Climate Speech: Will Carbon Emissions Caps On Power Plants Be Enough To Turn The Tide?
Currently, there are no federal rules in place limiting carbon dioxide emissions at existing power plants.
Obama’s Climate Change Speech At Georgetown University To Unveil Caps On Carbon Emissions, Major Climate Change Policy Details
The administration had already proposed limits on greenhouse gas emissions for newly built plants.
Antarctic Ice Meltdown: Warm Ocean Waters Lead To Ice Shelf Mass Loss From The Underside
A new study shows how most of Antarctica’s ice shelves are melting from the underside due to warm ocean waters.
Keystone XL: Canada's Prime Minister, Stephen Harper, Says TransCanada Pipeline 'Absolutely Needs To Go Ahead'
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper said increasing the oil supply to the U.S. was inevitable.
Earth Day 2013: How Has President Obama Fared On The Environment?
The fifth Earth Day of Barack Obama’s presidency finds campaign promises still unfulfilled, but environmental advocates are still pushing.
Earth Day And The Environment: It's Pretty Hard To Find Good News
Environmental conservation in an age of climate change is tough -- the big solutions necessary to fix things have their own associated risks.
Earth Day 2013: How The Environmental Campaign Has Grown In 43 Years
From Earth Day 1970 to Earth Day 2013, one of the world's first environmental campaigns has come a long way.
Australia Faces Wave Of 'Climate Refugees' From Small Island Nations
An advocacy group warns that climate change will drive citizens of small Pacific island nations to flee to Australia and it should prepare now.
Margaret Thatcher's Green Streak: Iron Lady Demanded Action On Climate Change
Thatcher was a staunch free-market advocate, but she also believed that economic growth should not come at the expense of the environment.
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