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The World's In Hot Water
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... ATM Roulette, it’s a new game at all ATMs globally. For Aliens
Money can be important that one will gamble to get it out of a machine, a machine that was not meant to be a gambling machine. However Master Card that of whom, I believe run most of the ATM machine through out... 2,500-year-old Bird's Nest Found in Greenland
Ornithologists from the University of Oxford discovered a 2,500 year old bird's nest on a cliff in Greenland. The nests belong to gyrfalcons - the largest species of falcon in the world - and is the oldest nest... Climate Change Can Lead to Giant Spiders
According to Danish scientists, climate change will have yet another knock-on effect... giant spiders. But wait, it gets better: giant armored spiders. The wolf spiders of northeastern Greenland, with their...
created by Jordan Yerman | 32 wks ago | updated 32 wks ago
539 views | 28 recommendations | 4 comments
539 views | 28 recommendations | 4 comments
Going to the dogs in Greenland
An interesting blend of a travelogue and environmental concern. " Staring thoughtfully at the sky in the direction of the coastal hills that we will soon be ascending on our way to the frozen fjord on the... Polar bear hunt to continue
105 polar bears will still be able to be killed by hunters in Nunavut's Baffin Bay as the environment minister has agreed to leave the quota the same, despite the fact that the bears are endangered species ... Arctic air temperature at record high
Arctic air temperature is at a record high, so Arcitc sea ice is at a record low. This is due to the climbing air temperature in the region. There was less summer ice, therefore less deflection of solar radiation,...Arctic air temperatures climb to record levels:5*c up
This is one more bad news for environmentalist, the scintist have recorded highest fall year temprature in Arctic. Although normally Arctic records relatively high temperature due to phenomena of vortex formation...Will there be Any Money Left for the Environment?
It would be a b***ch if we solve the financial crisis and end up drowning in our own ignorance! " WASHINGTON - The economic free fall gripping the nation may bring down one of the main environmental objectives:...North Greenland reports record summer snowmelt
"U.S. atmospheric scientists say satellite data indicates northern Greenland experienced a record number of melting days this summer. City College of New York Assistant Professor Marco Tedesco said the northern...Mussorie International Writers festival 2008
‘Freedoms Child’ released at Writers’ Festival "MUSSOORIE: 7 Oct: The 2nd Mussoorie International Writers’ Festival ‘08 began at the Hanifl Centre, here, with a narration of excerpts from the book,... Walruses: under threat from climate change
Walruses are in danger of being wiped out by climate change due to where they live.The populations are spread out between the Pacific walrus and the smaller Atlantic walrus and they can be found in Arctic... Icebergs in Atlantic ocean off Labrador and Newfoundland - The spectacular ic...
Large Icebergs off the coast of Labrador and Newfoundland in the Atlantic Ocean. More and more icebergs are appearing further south, a sign of global warming. Big junks are breaking off the glaciers in...
created by travel_photography | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
1663 views | 3 recommendations | 4 comments
1663 views | 3 recommendations | 4 comments
Sea levels rise and fall; our earth as we know it is changing
Areas of the world that include Kiribati, the Maldives and most of the Netherlands truly highlight how rising sea levels can affect whole communities and groups of people.These cities and areas could be underwater... Huge Greenland Glacier Disintegrating
"August 22, 2008—Greenland's glaciers are breaking up at a worrisome pace, new satellite images show. A gigantic, 11-square-mile (29-square-kilometer) chunk of the Petermann Glacier in northern Greenland...
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