ReutersNOAA June 2019 was the hottest on record across the globe - NOAAReuters - Valerie Volcovici(Reuters) - June 2019 was the hottest in 140 years, setting a global record, according to the latest monthly global climate report released on Thursday by the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
NASA Last month was hottest June on record worldwide, more heatwaves on the way - NASA | Newshubnewshub.co.nz - www.newshub.co.nz NASA says last month was the hottest June worldwide since records began, and now July is gearing up to be one of the warmest with a heatwave gripping …
RFIEnvironment Arctic temperature hits record 21°CRFI Canadian weather services reported Tuesday that temperatures hit a record 21 degrees Celsius in the world’s most northern settlement at the weekend, …
NPRClimate Change Text-Only : Concern About Global Warming Among Americans Spikes, Report SaysNPRNPR.org, January 22, 2019 · In 2018, Americans watched as California towns were incinerated by fires, hurricanes devastated coastal communities and a government report sounded the alarm about the impacts
The Independentadded this to EnvironmentEnvironment Snow cannons could be used to repair melting ice sheets and prevent sea level rise, scientists suggestindependent.co.uk - Phoebe Weston Vast snow cannons could be used to repair the West Antarctic ice sheet and prevent catastrophic sea level rise, leading climate scientists have …
The Arctic ‘Arctic heat wave’ hits world’s northernmost settlement24matins.uk - By 24matins.uk with AFP, Temperatures hit a record 69.8 degrees Fahrenheit in Alert, the northernmost permanently inhabited spot on the planet less than 600 miles from the …
Iqaluit, NU Nunavut’s High Arctic roasts under record heatnunatsiaq.com - News 17 July, 2019 – 10:30 am EDT Typically one of Nunavut’s coldest locations, the tiny community of Alert on Ellesmere Island is in the midst of a record-breaking heat wave this …
MashableClimate Change June was the warmest June ever recorded, but there's a bigger problemMashable - Mark KaufmanIn 139 years of record-keeping, this June was the warmest June ever recorded. But June 2019 also revealed a deeper warming reality. The first half of 2019, January through June, finished up as the second
Ericadded this to Global Depletion Synthetic Biology Could Synthetic Biology Stop Global Warming?NPRIt's a fact: Latinos are concerned about climate change—actually more than non-Latinos. Producer (and guest host) Antonia Cereijido is no exception and her anxiety led her to the work of Héctor García
JH Leeadded this to Changing OceanThe Arctic New study reports sea level rise in the Arcticphys.org - Technical University of Denmark Over the past 22 years, sea levels in the Arctic have risen an average of 2.2 millimeters per year. This is the conclusion of a Danish-German …
Hungary Hungarian Press Roundup: Ruminations on Climate Changehungarytoday.hu - MTI-Hungary Today An alt-left pundit fears that global warming may lead to dictatorial power. A pro-government commentator thinks climate change affects Hungary less …
The Washington PostClimate Change Earth just had its hottest June on record, on track for warmest JulyThe Washington Post - Jason SamenowBoosted by a historic heat wave in Europe and unusually warm conditions across the Arctic and Eurasia, the average temperature of the planet soared to its highest level ever recorded in June. According
Coral Reefs Back-to-back heatwaves kill more than two-thirds of coralphys.org - Bangor University By comparing reefs before and after two extreme heatwaves only 12 months apart, a collaborative team of researchers including scientists from …
Ericadded this to Global Depletion Clean Air Act Ice Cores Preserved 1,500 Years of Industrial Lead Levels - Archaeology Magazinearchaeology.org - Jessica E. Saraceni RENO, NEVADA—Cosmos reports that an international team of researchers analyzed particles of lead trapped in 13 ice cores from Greenland and the …
Live Scienceadded this to ScienceEarth Has the Earth Ever Been This Hot Before?Live Science - Isobel Whitcomb Would you ever go on vacation to the North Pole? Unless you like subzero temperatures and Nordic-ski treks, probably not. But if you lived 56 million …
Climate Change Environmentalist Paul Hawken wants climate action rather than hand wringing and he has the steps to prove itaspentimes.com - Scott Condon The irony of having airline flights canceled because of a heat wave in Italy as well as a weather front on the U.S. East Coast and missing a speaking …
BBC NewsForestry Climate change: How important is the rainforest in limiting global warming?BBC News - BBC WorldBillions of leaves in the Amazon rainforest take in carbon dioxide – a gas which contributes to global warming. So does deforestation cause a rise in global temperatures? Erika Berenguer is a scientist
News (U.S.)World's biggest iceberg that broke off from Antarctica two years ago has travelled more than 155 miles towards South Georgiadailymail.co.uk - Tim Collins One of the largest icebergs in the world, A-68, is on the move and new footage compiled from satellite images tracks its more than 155 mile (250km) …
JJulia Andersenadded this to EnvironmentBrussels Brussels climate will be like Canberra's in 30 years time: studybrusselstimes.com By 2050, everyday temperatures in Brussels might be very similar to current ones in the Australian capital, following a new study published Wednesday …
Associated Pressadded this to Health and ScienceFloods 'A floodier future': Scientists say records will be brokenAssociated Press - By WAYNE PARRY, Associated PressATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — The federal government is warning Americans to brace for a "floodier" future. Government scientists predict 40 places in the U.S. will experience higher than normal rates of
The Washington PostAlaska Alaska’s exceptional heat wave delivers state’s hottest days on recordThe Washington Post - By Ian LivingstonA heat wave for the record books has roasted our 49th state, sending temperatures into uncharted territory. Over the weekend, boosted by historic heat in the southern part of the state, Alaska’s average
Joe Doaksadded this to So long, and thanks for all the fish.Arkansas River The U.S. Just Had Its Wettest 12 Months on Record (Again)weather.com - Bob Henson The year-long period ending in June was the wettest 12-month span in U.S. records that go back to 1895. This breaks a remarkable record that was set …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoNASA A clearer picture of global ice sheet mass | EurekAlert! Science Newseurekalert.org - www.eurekalert.org Fluctuations in the masses of the world's largest ice sheets carry important consequences for future sea level rise, but understanding the …
B.A. Umbergeradded this to LABO :: THE GREAT FALL!Antarctica Instability in Antarctic ice projected to make sea level rise rapidlyphys.org - Georgia Institute of Technology Images of vanishing Arctic ice and mountain glaciers are jarring, but their potential contributions to sea level rise are no match for Antarctica's, …
Ericadded this to Global Depletion News (Hong Kong) World politics in the context of global warmingejinsight.com - Home World International As a borderless challenge, global warming is supposed to be dealt with on the international level through multilateral dialogues and …
The Washington PostPollen PM Update: Sunshine and warmer temperatures make a comeback TuesdayThe Washington Post - By Ian Livingston* Flood warning for much of the immediate area until 6 p.m. * This was one of those D.C. weather days we’d like to forget. The mayhem of the morning aside, the persistent clouds after the early-day soaking
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoClimate Change Beyond Global Warmingprinceton.edu - press.princeton.edu Many of our ebooks are available through library electronic resources including these platforms: For hardcover/paperback orders in United States, …
Ezra Shapiroadded this to Arctic Arctic Council The 2019 Arctic Council Conservation Scorecardarcticwwf.org Thawing permafrost, loss of sea ice, shrinking caribou herds, ocean acidification: the impacts of climate change in the Arctic are accelerating, and …
BBC Newsadded this to Top StoriesCarbon Dioxide Alaska heatwave: Anchorage hits record temperaturebbc.co.uk The US state of Alaska, part of which lies inside the Arctic Circle, is sweltering under a heatwave, with record temperatures recorded in several areas, including its largest city.
The Washington Postadded this to OpinionsMontpellier Global warming led to scorching heat in Europe. Leaders must take it seriously.The Washington Post - By Editorial BoardWHEN THE Red Sox and Yankees faced off in London Stadium this past Saturday, the players no doubt expected something different. Instead of a typically dreary and cool British summer day, they got a 93-degree
