Posts Tagged ‘global warming’
Earth & Environment - Thursday, March 11, 2010 11:11 - 0 Comments
How early humans adapted to climate change
U. BUFFALO (US)—Siberia’s remote Kamchatka peninsula, a rough and extremely volcanic wilderness region the size of California, is the current site of an international effort to understand how humans living 4,000 to 6,000 years ago reacted to climate changes. Continue…
- Past cyclones predict stormy future?
- Coral reefs rebound in conservation zones
- Shifting debate on sea level models
- Genetically modified crops here to stay
- Western butterflies—nowhere to go but up
- Warmer temps stifle trees’ carbon uptake
- Little global warming goes a long way
- Arctic rivers as climate change forecasters
- Atlantic Coast sea level rises at faster pace
- Warming planet threatens desert plants
- CO2 not the only gorilla in the room
- Arctic cores signal ‘unique’ climate shift
- Big job for oceans’ tiny ammonia eaters
- Arctic sea ice’s downward trend continues
- Arctic heat bucks long-term trend
- Icy mile leads to climate future
- Warmer oceans tangle food chain
- Harbinger of hurricanes to come
- Toastier temps make for smaller sheep
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- Bringing new energy to solar quest March 11, 2010
In Today’s ScienceBlogs
- People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) Kills Animals [Living the Scientific Life (Scientist, Interrupted)] March 17, 2010
- Botanical Wednesday: The snow will be gone and it will be Spring when I get back home, right? [Pharyngula] March 17, 2010
- Gold in the tweetstream [Neuron Culture] March 17, 2010
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