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East Antarctic ice sheet may be losing mass
When I read the following newspaper article, it of course reminded me of yesterdays hackers story about doctored research reports. Please note the care about taking the alarm out of the published facts very...
Climategate - Hadley CRU Hacked Sensitive Documents Lifted.
This looks like an interesting story...wonder if it turns out to be legit and if will make it past the blogs and into the mainstream media. Seems to be the flavor of the month - joe public is starting to take... Hacker exposes false global warming claims
Well I still believe that we should clean up our acts " The CRU, which plays a leading role in compiling UN reports and tracks long-termchanges in temperature, has repeatedly refused to provide detailed... India won't accept legally binding emission cuts: Jairam Ramesh
Holistically speaking, there should not be any politics on environmental issues. But the reality is every country, whether from east or west, trying to gain on carbon currency front. Who will win or loss is very tough to decide, in short term one can say that they won by... India targets 1,000mw solar power in 2013
India, an energy hungry country, is exploring all possible medium to generate power. In its latest policy document it targeted to generate 1000mw solar power by the end of 2020. Although this 1000mw is minuscule if we go by the demand chart of next 10 years, but this... 57 Dead in Tropical Storm 'Mirinae' : Vietnam
Last day Chinese media highlighted the success of cloud seeding by the Chinese met department. And today there is the news from Taiwan that a tropical cyclone named, Mirinae, killed 57 people. Is there any correlation in these two events, well climatologist will say they need... Beijing Artificially Creates Snowfall To Counteract Drought
Meteorologists in Beijing have artificially created snowfall by cloud-seeding to deal with drought conditions. The 11 hour snowfall took place yesterday as scientists saw an opportunity for artifical precipitation... A Colourful Installation for Raising Climate Change Awareness
A ‘Walk to Raise Awareness about Climate Change’ for the students of Karachi to celebrate the International Day of Climate Action had to be cancelled due to security concerns in the country. The Children’s... Is Senator Lindsey Graham out of touch with Conservative Values?
By Albert N. Milliron, Editor Politisite.com Conservative South Carolinians have a love/hate relationship with Senator Lindsey Graham. On the one hand, he opposes Abortion rights, support gun rights, and... Earth is NOT Warming
"The Earth isn’t warming right now, is why. It may even be cooling down somewhat. Five major climate centers around the world agree that average global temperatures have not risen in the past 11 years, according... 850 New Species Found Underground In Australia
A team of 18 scientists have concluded a four-year research mission in the Australian outback, and found 850 new species of invertabrates in caves and underground water.The never before seen species include... GREENPEACE: Thai Rice Region Is Endangered?
Rice it is the grain that has shaped the cultures, diets, and economies of billions of people in Asia. Like the Thai's people... Rice is the staple food since ancient time, they depend from glutinous to... Japan Vows 25 Percent Emissions Cut By 2020
Japan's next prime minister has announced that the country will aim to slash carbon emissions by 25% by 2020, compared to 1990 levels. Democratic Party leader Yukio Hatoyama takes over as prime minister on September 16. His predecessor, Taro Aso, had previously stated that...
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World Climate Conference Focuses On Adaptation To Climate Change
The third World Climate Conference started on Monday in Geneva, Switzerland. WCC-3, as it is called, is a week-long event organized by the World Meteorological Organization. Over 1,000 politicians and scientists from 150 countries attend, in an attempt to better understand... British Columbia Industry Paying the Price for Tar Sands
"British Columbia has positioned itself as a leader in tackling global warming. Yet the province’s natural environment and climate leadership are being threatened from beyond its borders by the federal...
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