http://www.smh.com.au/world/arctic-could-be-free-of-sea-ice-in-30-years-20110912-1k5w1.htmlARCTIC sea ice has melted to a level not recorded since satellite observations started in 1972 - and almost certainly...
Warning: Do not bite too hard. When attacking stupid tourists who invade your feeding grounds with backpacks and tents, don’t lose your teeth over it. It is better to wound and cart them off to your den. Finish...
At Battlacaloa, Sri Lanka, there is a salt water lake which on calm nights, especially when there is a full moon, emits clear musical notes. The ‘singing’ appears to come from the bottom of the lake and, although no entirely satisfactory explanation has been given, it is...
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Arctic ice at multi-millennium low: researchers June 3, 2010 Courtesy of Ohio State University and World Science staff Less ice covers the Arctic today...
Final Update: News headlines are buzzing that the stranded hunter has been picked up by the Cormorant helicopter and will soon be home, safe and warm with his family in Resolute.The Windsor Star has reported that...
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After the release of the "long-awaited report" analyzing the feasibility of the proposed Mackenzie Valley pipeline project set to run from Canada's Arctic to the border of Alberta, the future of the project is...
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"The Catlin Arctic Survey data supports the new consensus view - based on seasonal variation of ice extent and thickness, changes in temperatures, winds and especially ice composition - that the Arctic will be...
The world has just witnessed the Ocean's water tempretures the hottest on Record this summer. Reported by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration noticed a 1.04degree Farenheit...
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" Arctic temperatures are now higher than at any time in the last 2,000 years, research reveals. Changes to the Earth's orbit drove centuries of cooling, but temperatures rose fast in the last 100 years as human...
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" Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper is on a five-day visit to the northern Arctic region of his country. Mr Harper said it was all part of an initiative to promote Canada's sovereignty in the far north. ...
opinion by Babel-Fish | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago 136 views | 2 recommendations | 2 comments
Russian navy has found the cargo ship Arctic Sea that went missing on July 30th. The crew is alive and unharmed, and have boarded a Russian anti-submarine ship, according to Russia's defence minister Anatoly Serdyukov . The Arctic Sea was found 300 miles from Cape Verde in...
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"The melting of one of the world's largest ice sheets would alter the Earth's field of gravity and even its rotation in space so much that it would cause sea levels along some coasts to rise faster than the global...
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Carbon Dioxide levels up - its bad - Methane is worse. Recently scientist reported that humans have not reduced thier carbon footprint on this planet. If anything, we are increasing. This will lead to a relase of a...
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Reporting at their 31st annual end-of-winter survey, US-based organizations National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC), stated that over 90 percent of...
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The Arctic sea ice is at its thinnest ever starting this spring as researchers in the area say that over 90 percent of it is less than two years old, so it is thinner and much more vulnerable than any other ice that could exist there. The researchers are with NASA and the...
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