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Increased Snowfall Will Not Prevent Melting of Glaciers in Antarctic Peninsula

Increased snowfall will not prevent the continued melting of glaciers in the northern Antarctic Peninsula, according to new research published in the journal Nature Climate Change.

15 Sep 2014

Simplified Formula Describes One of the Consequences of Climate Change

Based on models and observations, climate scientists have devised a simplified formula to describe one of the consequences of climate change: regions already marked by droughts will continue to dry out in the future climate. Regions that already have a moist climate will experience additional rainfall. In short: dry gets drier; wet gets wetter (DDWW).

15 Sep 2014

Minimizing Pollution in Water Resources Helps Provide Safe Drinking Water

Abundant supplies of safe drinking water are among Switzerland’s most valuable natural resources, with groundwater accounting for 80% of the total. A third of this groundwater, in turn, is fed by infiltrating river water.

11 Sep 2014

African ‘Green Revolution’ Could Boost Carbon Emissions Globally, Says UBC Researcher

A prospective “green revolution” in Africa could boost land use and carbon emissions globally, according to a study co-authored by a University of British Columbia researcher.

11 Sep 2014

Forest Managers Must Look for Strategies That Enhance Forest Ecosystem Resilience

A recent study in the Journal of Environmental Management carried out by researchers at the European Forest Institute and their partners in the FP7 funded MOTIVE project (Models for Adaptive Forest Management) discusses how forest managers and decision makers can cope with climate uncertainties.

10 Sep 2014

Students Develop Ground-Breaking New Cleantech Business Plans

Finals of Europe’s largest climate change Summer School demonstrate the future of climate change mitigation and adaptation is in safe hands.

10 Sep 2014

Crop Wild Relative ‘Hotspots’ Identified in the 'Fertile Crescent'

Wild species related to our crops which are crucial as potential future food resources have been identified by University of Birmingham scientists, however, a significant proportion are found in conflict zones in the Middle East, where their conservation is increasingly comprised.

9 Sep 2014

Warmer Temperatures Make Microbes to Grow Faster and Also Die Faster

Warmer temperatures shorten the lifespan of soil microbes and this may affect soil carbon storage, according to a new NSF-funded study published in Nature Climate Change this week.

9 Sep 2014

UMass PERI and Center for American Progress Release Green Growth Report for the U.S.

The University of Massachusetts Political Economy Research Institute (PERI) and the Center for American Progress have announced a groundbreaking report that quantifies the investment and technology deployment needed for the United States to do its part to avoid the worst consequences of climate change.

9 Sep 2014

China’s Rich Flora Could be Crucial for Future Food Security

With climate change threatening global food supplies, new research claims the rich flora of China could be crucial to underpin food security in the future.

9 Sep 2014

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Increased Snowfall Will Not Prevent Melting of Glaciers in Antarctic Peninsula

Simplified Formula Describes One of the Consequences of Climate Change

Minimizing Pollution in Water Resources Helps Provide Safe Drinking Water

African ‘Green Revolution’ Could Boost Carbon Emissions Globally, Says UBC Researcher

Forest Managers Must Look for Strategies That Enhance Forest Ecosystem Resilience

Students Develop Ground-Breaking New Cleantech Business Plans

Crop Wild Relative ‘Hotspots’ Identified in the 'Fertile Crescent'

Warmer Temperatures Make Microbes to Grow Faster and Also Die Faster

UMass PERI and Center for American Progress Release Green Growth Report for the U.S.

China’s Rich Flora Could be Crucial for Future Food Security

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