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Climate Change Predicted to Have Major Impact on Life in Antarctica

A landmark study published in Nature Climate Change today by Australian and British scientists predicts that climate change will have a major impact on life in Antarctica this century.

29 Sep 2015

Products Made in China Associated with Higher Carbon Dioxide Emissions

In a study published today in the journal Nature Climate Change, scientists from three universities show that products made in China are associated with significantly higher carbon dioxide emissions than the same products made elsewhere.

29 Sep 2015

Extreme Temperatures Affect Cities

Extreme summers like that of 2012 -- which saw record temperatures in cities across the U.S. -- may be atypical, but experts say they will return, especially as the planet warms under climate change. And as they do, cities will be especially vulnerable.

29 Sep 2015

Study Reveals Measures that Could be Implemented to Improve Air Quality and Fight Climate Change

Ozone, methane and aerosols (tiny pollutant particles) remain in the atmosphere for a shorter time than CO2, but can affect both the climate and air quality. Yet environmental policies tend to separate the two issues, with measures that fight air pollution not always bringing climate benefits and vice-versa.

26 Sep 2015

Deep-Sea Fossil Corals Shed Light on CO2 Levels During Earth's Last Deglaciation

In a paper published today in Science, researchers from the University of Bristol describe how they used radiocarbon measured in deep-sea fossil corals to shed light on carbon dioxide (CO2) levels during the Earth's last deglaciation.

26 Sep 2015

Global Cooling, Fluctuating Sea Levels Caused Significant Decline in Crocodilian Species

Fluctuating sea levels and global cooling caused a significant decline in the number of crocodylian species over millions of years, according to new research.

26 Sep 2015

Research Shows Tiny Zooplankton Could Play Key Role in Regulating Climate Change

Tiny zooplankton animals, each no bigger than a grain of rice, may be playing a huge part in regulating climate change, research involving the University of Strathclyde has found.

26 Sep 2015

IBERS Scientists Receive £1.8 Million to Upscale Green Fuel Production

Aberystwyth University scientists are playing a pivotal role in a £1.8 million project to develop the technology required to plant the energy crop miscanthus from seed.

26 Sep 2015

UAF’s Computer Program Shows How Climate Change Affects Antarctic Ice Sheet

To see how burning up the Earth's available fossil fuels might affect the Antarctic ice sheet, scientists turned to a computer program developed at the University of Alaska Fairbanks Geophysical Institute. The ice would disappear, they found, and that conclusion is making headlines across the world.

26 Sep 2015

Purdue Study Shows Majority of Scientists Believe in Human-Caused Climate Change

A Purdue University-led survey of nearly 700 scientists from non-climate disciplines shows that more than 90 percent believe that average global temperatures are higher than pre-1800s levels and that human activity has significantly contributed to the rise.

25 Sep 2015

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Climate Change Predicted to Have Major Impact on Life in Antarctica

Products Made in China Associated with Higher Carbon Dioxide Emissions

Extreme Temperatures Affect Cities

Study Reveals Measures that Could be Implemented to Improve Air Quality and Fight Climate Change

Deep-Sea Fossil Corals Shed Light on CO2 Levels During Earth's Last Deglaciation

Global Cooling, Fluctuating Sea Levels Caused Significant Decline in Crocodilian Species

Research Shows Tiny Zooplankton Could Play Key Role in Regulating Climate Change

IBERS Scientists Receive £1.8 Million to Upscale Green Fuel Production

UAF’s Computer Program Shows How Climate Change Affects Antarctic Ice Sheet

Purdue Study Shows Majority of Scientists Believe in Human-Caused Climate Change

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