Dedicated To People, The Planet, and All Its Inhabitants – Since 1996
1 March, 2017 – The northern hemisphere is experiencing a much earlier spring due to global warming, causing problems for plants and wildlife as the natural cycle goes out of sync.
The post Spring moving forward at record rate appeared first on Climate News Network.
Read more11 February, 2017 – The production of artificial snow that heats buildings is Norway’s response to the rising temperatures that threaten the country’s favourite sport.
The post Norway saves skiing with climate-friendly snow appeared first on Climate News Network.
Read more13 February, 2017 – The EU must move swiftly away from coal power if it is to hit targets for reducing emissions of climate-changing greenhouse gases.
The post Europe warned to switch off coal power appeared first on Climate News Network.
Read more14 February, 2017 – Innovative ideas by scientists and engineers to combat climate change build up a picture of what the world could be like without fossil fuels.
The post Fossil fuels bypass is not science fiction appeared first on Climate News Network.
Read more16 February, 2017 – A musical protest at the Rio carnival will stress the damaging impacts of factory farming on indigenous people and on global warming.
The post Samba drums up opposition to factory farming appeared first on Climate News Network.
Read more17 February, 2017 – Dramatic increase in ice loss from the Arctic glaciers of Canada’s northernmost archipelago is now a major contributor to sea level rise.
The post Canada’s glacial ice loss raises sea level appeared first on Climate News Network.
Read more9 January, 2017 – Evidence of Antarctic ice sheet melting and sea level rise almost 15,000 years ago raises alarm over current climate change dangers.
The post Antarctic past points to sea level threat appeared first on Climate News Network.
Read more7 January, 2017 – New evidence based on groundwater and stream flow reveals mixed messages for the United States, as flood and hurricane frequency depends on region.
The post Flood and hurricane risk varies widely across US appeared first on Climate News Network.
Read more22 December, 2016 – Reindeer could help to slow down climate change by grazing on Arctic tundra and leaving vegetation that reflects more solar energy back into space.
The post Reindeer eat to beat climate change appeared first on Climate News Network.
Read more3 January, 2017 – Smart tags attached to whales are providing valuable data from the ocean depths on crucial impacts related to climate change.
The post Whales assist in-depth ocean research appeared first on Climate News Network.
Read more