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NASA Finds Statistical Evidence Of Global Warming Effects
Climatic changes induced by humans have affected the flora and fauna, along with the physical environment of the world at a much faster pace than previously thought, scientists have said.
A new NASA-led study, noting changes in the physical...
Global Warming: What Can We Do?
Writing about global warming has changed a lot in the past few years. This is not because the science itself has changed – but because political reaction to it has. It seems that we have, at long last, moved beyond denial and inertia. The...
My Contribution To Global Warming
On Earth Day, I bought a new car.
The good news is that, since my old car had been running for a good 6 months with the “Check engine” light on, I’m probably fouling the air less than I was the day before.
The bad news is that, since I...
Diesel Threads and Global Warming – Together at Last!
Paris is covered in jungle. St. Mark’s Square in Venice is overrun with tropical birds. Manhatten’s skyscrapers are nearly submerged by flooding. South Dakota is covered in palm trees and Mount Rushmore is now part of a lake. But you,...
The Dilemma Of Global Warming
The difficult decisions in life are not between right and wrong but between two, or more, conflicting rights. Nowhere is this better illustrated than by the case of the massive onshore wind farm for which the Scottish Government has just refused...
Global Warming Cancer Warning
Global warming could lead to higher rates of skin cancer by amplifying the harmful effects of the sun’s rays, scientists said.
New evidence suggests that the same amount of sunshine becomes more likely to trigger cancer as temperature...
Global Warming: The Greenland Factor
Greenland isn’t just a huge ice-covered island. It is also a crucial factor in how global warming may reshape the world. If all the ice and snow on Greenland were to melt, the oceans would rise 20 feet. Say goodbye to Miami and big chunks...
Global Warming Chutzpah
IF President Bush had unveiled his goals for reductions in greenhouse gas emissions at the beginning of his administration instead of in its waning months, he might have actually played a role in linking the United States to global efforts to...
Americans See Global Warming as Serious Problem
Many adults in the United States are concerned about climate change, according to a poll by Rasmussen Reports. 47 per cent of respondents think global warming is a very serious problem, while 26 per cent deem it as somewhat serious.
(Angus Reid...
Global Warming: Implications For Africa
The poorest people in the world’s poorest countries will suffer the earliest and the most from climate change, according to this year’s edition of the Environmental Review. The report says that, due to their geographical location, low incomes,...
