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Interdisciplinary Studies at Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve May Help Conserve the Planet

The Stanford campus is peppered with laboratories conducting bleeding-edge research. It is home to some of the world's finest advanced robotics and nanotechnology labs, filled with scientists busily working to create a future filled with autonomous cars, ultra-efficient solar technology and new treatments for the most debilitating neurological diseases. There's even a particle accelerator.

15 May 2013

Researchers Identify Major Seeds on Which Climate Influencing Cirrus Clouds Form

At any given time, cirrus clouds — the thin wisps of vapor that trail across the sky — cover nearly one-third of the globe. These clouds coalesce in the upper layers of the troposphere, often more than 10 miles above the Earth’s surface.

10 May 2013

Earth's Climate Sensitivity to Carbon Dioxide may be Higher than Previously Suggested

The Arctic was very warm during a period roughly 3.5 to 2 million years ago--a time when research suggests that the level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere was roughly comparable to today's--leading to the conclusion that relatively small fluctuations in carbon dioxide levels can have a major influence on Arctic climate, according to a new analysis of the longest terrestrial sediment core ever collected in the Arctic.

10 May 2013

Fresh Insight into Impact of Climate Change on Production of Greenland Icebergs

While the impact of climate change on the surface of the Greenland ice sheet has been widely studied, a clear understanding of the key process of iceberg production has eluded researchers for many years.

9 May 2013

EIA Urges Japan not to use Bogus Carbon Offsets from Destruction of HFC-23

Environmental Investigation Agency, On April 19, 2013, the Japanese Cabinet approved the revision of its fluorocarbon regulations that will fundamentally change the way high global warming fluorocarbons are produced, used and disposed in Japan.

6 May 2013

Boreal Ecosystems will be Pushed North due to Climate Change

It’s difficult to imagine how a degree or two of warming will affect a location. Will it rain less? What will happen to the area’s vegetation?

6 May 2013

Economic Losses from Extreme Weather May Double by 2050

U.S. economic losses from extreme weather could at least double by 2050, according to an Oak Ridge National Laboratory analysis published this month in the online edition of the journal Global Environmental Change.

29 Apr 2013

Global Atmospheric CO2 Concentrations Linked to Changes in Terrestrial Temperature

Nearly thirty-four million years ago, the Earth underwent a transformation from a warm and high-carbon dioxide "greenhouse" state to a lower-CO2, variable climate of the modern "icehouse" world. Massive ice sheets grew across the Antarctic continent, major animal groups shifted, and ocean temperatures decreased by up to 5 degrees.

23 Apr 2013

Implementation of Climate Change Policy Accelerates over the Last Decade

The implementation of policy relevant to climate change, and its impact, accelerated markedly over the last decade, despite the slow pace of international climate negotiations, says Climate Policy Initiative in a new report, The Policy Climate.

16 Apr 2013

Increase in Absorption of CO2 Emissions by Oceans Causes Marine Algae to Become Bigger

A type of marine algae could become bigger as increasing carbon dioxide emissions are absorbed by the oceans, according to research led by scientists based at the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton (NOCS).

16 Apr 2013

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Interdisciplinary Studies at Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve May Help Conserve the Planet

Researchers Identify Major Seeds on Which Climate Influencing Cirrus Clouds Form

Earth's Climate Sensitivity to Carbon Dioxide may be Higher than Previously Suggested

Fresh Insight into Impact of Climate Change on Production of Greenland Icebergs

EIA Urges Japan not to use Bogus Carbon Offsets from Destruction of HFC-23

Boreal Ecosystems will be Pushed North due to Climate Change

Economic Losses from Extreme Weather May Double by 2050

Global Atmospheric CO2 Concentrations Linked to Changes in Terrestrial Temperature

Implementation of Climate Change Policy Accelerates over the Last Decade

Increase in Absorption of CO2 Emissions by Oceans Causes Marine Algae to Become Bigger

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