Posted by at Oct 15th, 2009 in Activism
Filed under: News , Activism , Climate Change Today is ” Blog Action Day “, an annual event held every October 15th, where blogs around the world all talk about the same topic. This year the topic is Climate Change, and can I just say, I’m so excited [...]
Posted by at Jan 19th, 2009 in Climate Change
Filed under: News , Climate Change Just to totally scare you, new data shows that most of the glaciers in the world will be gone in the next 40 years . That’s even if we can slow global warming to just moderate instead of “the ten hottest years ever [...]
Posted by at Jan 17th, 2009 in Climate Change
Filed under: Climate Change Rising sea levels from global warming are a threat to the barrier islands and coastal wetlands, according to a new federal report. The areas most in danger are the Mid-Atlantic states, which run from New York to North Carolina. The report was written by the EPA [...]
Posted by at Aug 25th, 2008 in Climate Change
Filed under: Climate Change The first half of this year 2008 has been the coolest year of the past five years, according to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). The entire…
Posted by at Aug 21st, 2008 in Climate Change
Filed under: Food , Climate Change Everybody has their own unique tipping point at which they come to realize the potential rammifications of climate change. For some…
Posted by at Jul 22nd, 2008 in Climate Change
Filed under: Movies, TV and Books , News , Polit-eco , Climate Change Canada’s National Post has long taken issue with the…
Posted by at Jul 9th, 2008 in Climate Change
Filed under: Climate Change Science Daily reports that some plants in Northern England grasslands seem to be adapting to changing climate. These conclusions were drawn from…
Posted by Editor at Jun 27th, 2008 in Climate Change
Filed under: Climate Change Up to two-thirds of California’s 2,387 plant species may shrink by more than 80 percent if the current climate crisis continues, according to a recent…
