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Walrus moms, national security, and thin ice

(Mother's Day) - As global climate change continues to affect the sea ice conditions in the Arctic, the world faces conflicts over ocean rights, while wildlife struggles to adapt. The U.S. Government hopes ratifying the U.N. Law of the Sea is a solution.
In the Media by Candace Calloway Whiting

Dino flatulence may have had effect on climate, study suggests

A study conducted by the journal Current Biology suggests that dinosaur flatulence may have been a source of global warming.
In the Media by Tahmid Ahmed - 2 comments

Dino flatulence may have had effect on climate, study suggests

A study conducted by the journal Current Biology suggests that dinosaur flatulence may have been a source of global warming.
In the Media by Tahmid Ahmed - 2 comments

Extraterrestrials: Vital technology concealed says Paul Helleyer

Are elites concealing technology that could alleviate critical environmental problems on our planet Earth? Paul Hellyer who is a former Canadian Defence Minister makes revealing testimony.
In the Media by Raymond Samuels - 4 comments

Study: Cosmic dust could be significant factor in climate change

Leeds - Another theory is putting forward to explain our planet's constant climate change: cosmic dust. European scientists will present a study that suggests cosmic dust that fills space may play a major role in Earth's climate change.
In the Media by Andrew Moran - 1 comment

Global warming happened in Medieval times with no CO2 emissions

A team of scientists have raised questions about current scientific theories about global warming. They showed there was a similar pattern of "global warming" during medieval times and that the planet cooled down after that leading to a "mini ice age."
In the Media by JohnThomas Didymus - 6 comments

Drill monkeys will struggle to adapt to climate change

A scientific team have used DNA studies to predict how a certain type of monkey will fare as the climate changes through global warming. The findings are of a concern for the conservation of the Drill monkey, and may have wider research implications.
In the Media by Tim Sandle - 1 comment

New GRACE satellite data on sea level rise from melting ice caps

Boulder - A publication in the journal Nature by scientists at the Univ. of Colorado, has estimated that from 2003 to 2010 the world's glaciers and ice caps lost about 150 billion tons annually, causing an average annual rise of 0.4 millimeter in sea level.
In the Media by JohnThomas Didymus - 7 comments

Chilean men told to take off their ties to save energy

As summer hits the South American country of Chile, the government is calling on men to take off their ties to battle global warming and save energy by using less air conditioning.
In the Media by Samuel Okocha

Climate Summit COP 17 Kicks Off in Durban Special

The UNFCCC Climate Change Conference (COP17) today kicked off in Durban with a call to world leaders to "save tomorrow today".
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International scientists have some bad news for those wondering when global warming will heat up Canadian winters.

The rarely seen Tree Kangaroos are in danger of becoming extinct. Climate change - Kangaroo - Environment - Global warming - Opposing Views
Overcoming paralysis of fear of a changing climate.

Corals used to frequent temperature swings are more likely to survive the warming of the world's oceans, and may therefore be a good focus for conservation efforts as the global climate changes, new research suggests.

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Is pig castration another reason to become a vegetarian?

On the front page of my YouTube channel, there was a clip of Gordon Ramsay first viewing a Dutch technique of...
20 hours ago by Andrew Moran - 1 comment

Comedian Hollywood Harv Taping Comedy Special in Vancouver

Globetrotting Comedian Harv Puni, better known as Hollywood Harv to his fans, will have a one-night performance at the...
yesterday by Jasmyn Pozzo

Review: 2012 Hyosung GT 650R - The Latest Sensation in Indian Superbike Markets

Here's a quick round-up of Hyosung GT650R, which is emerging as a powerful contender in the Indian superbike market...
May 21, 2012 by Om Thoke

Japan out of answers, shut down of all Nuclear Plants, with danger at Fukushima

Fukushima is a disaster that continues to tell the world that nuclear power can't be controlled - which means it can't...
May 16, 2012 in  Conspiracy Theory Haven by Mindy Allan - 4 comments

Animals and climate change

Climate change may occur too quickly for many animals, according to a [url=http://...
May 16, 2012 in  New Science by Tim Sandle
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