Climate Science Discoveries of the Decade: New Risks Scientists Warned About in the 2010s
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The 2010s may go down in environmental history as the decade when the fingerprints of climate change became evident in extreme…
Significant Rain Tonight - Potential for Heavy Rain/Snow Next Tuesday-Wednesday
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We May Still (Enjoy) a White Thanksgiving Winter has been described as a snowy near-death experience.
Mostly Rain This Week - Storm (and Snow) Potential Increases Next Week
Star Tribune,
A Big Storm The Day Before Thanksgiving? Mother Nature is a drama queen. Yes, it's been a cold November, and where are we…
Scientists looked 125,000 years into the past. The results are terrifying.
Inverse,
S ea levels rose 10 meters above present levels during Earth’s last warm period 125,000 years ago, according to new research…
Scientists have studied data from 125,000 years ago to find out how climate change affects sea levels
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The sea level rose 10 meters over the current level during the last warm period of the earth 125,000 years ago.
Scientists looked at sea levels 125,000 years ago. The results were terrifying
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Sea levels rose 10 metres above present levels during Earth’s last warm period 125,000 years ago, according to new research…
News story from Gizmodo Australia on Friday 08 November 2019
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Scientists looked at sea levels 125,000 years in the past. The results are terrifying
Phys.org,
Sea levels rose 10 metres above present levels during Earth's last warm period 125,000 years ago, according to new research…
Scientists are studying ocean levels 125,000 years ago, and it's a terrifying look at our future
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The sea level rose 10 meters over the current level during the last warm period of the earth 125,000 years ago.
Scientists Study Sea Levels 125,000 Years Ago And It's a Terrifying Look at Our Future
Science Alert,
Sea levels rose 10 metres above present levels during Earth's last warm period 125,000 years ago, according to new research…
Scientists looked at sea levels 125,000 years in the past. And the results are terrifying
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Sea levels rose 10 metres above present levels during Earth’s last warm period 125,000 years ago, according to new research…
MIL-Evening Report: Scientists looked at sea levels 125,000 years in the past. The results...
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Post sponsored by NewzEngine.com Source: The Conversation (Au and NZ) – By Fiona Hibbert, Post-doctoral Research Fellow…
Scientists looked at sea levels 125,000 years in the past. The results are terrifying
The Conversation,
Sea levels rose 10 metres above present levels during Earth’s last warm period 125,000 years ago, according to new research…
IJskliffen Antarctica storten niet in, maar verzakken 'als koude honing'
NU,
Klimaatonderzoek levert zo nu en dan ook goed nieuws op. Een onderzoeksteam van het gerenommeerde Massachusetts Institute of…
West Antarctica's crumbling ice sheet to redraw global coastline
The Straits Times,
MONACO (AFP) - The fate of the world's coastal regions and the hundreds of millions of people who inhabit them depend on a…
W. Antarctica's crumbling ice sheet to redraw global coastline
Space Daily,
The fate of the world's coastal regions and the hundreds of millions of people who inhabit them depend on a block of ice atop…
Explainer: How climate change is accelerating sea level rise
Carbon Brief,
Sea level rise (SLR) is one of the most severe impacts of climate change, with rising waters threatening to inundate small-island…
Crumbling ice sheets in West Antarctica could redraw the entire world's coastline
Firstpost,
IST The fate of the world's coastal regions and the hundreds of millions of people who inhabit them depend on a block of ice…
W. Antarctica's crumbling ice sheet to redraw global coastline
France24,
The fate of the world's coastal regions and the hundreds of millions of people who inhabit them depend on a block of ice atop…
W. Antarctica's crumbling ice sheet to redraw global coastline
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1 / 4 In Antarctica, 99 percent of all ice loss occurs when ice slides into the ocean (AFP Photo/Ali ROSE) Monaco (AFP) - The…
W. Antarctica’s crumbling ice sheet to redraw global coastline
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Monaco (AFP) – The fate of the world’s coastal regions and the hundreds of millions of people who inhabit them depend on a…
W. Antarctica's crumbling ice sheet to redraw global coastline
Phys.org,
The fate of the world's coastal regions and the hundreds of millions of people who inhabit them depend on a block of ice atop…
Sub Dives Under Thwaites to Help Predict Sea Level Rise
Wired.com,
Oceanographer Anna Wåhlin paced across the bridge of the Nathaniel B. Palmer icebreaker like a nervous parent waiting for a…
If this glacier collapses, global coasts could change forever
MSN,
Drone footage shows large icebergs that have recently broken off the ice shelf in West Antarctica.
If this glacier collapses, global coastlines could change forever
MSN,
Days after the Nathaniel B. Palmer became the first ship to sail across the 75-mile face of West Antarctica’s Thwaites Glacier…
If Thwaites Glacier collapses, it would change global coastlines forever
KOSU,
Days after the Nathaniel B. Palmer became the first ship to sail across the 75-mile face of West Antarctica’s Thwaites Glacier…
If Thwaites Glacier collapses, it would change global coastlines forever
Public Radio International,
Top video: Drone footage captures the Nathaniel B. Palmer research vessel surrounded by icebergs and floating sea ice in…
If Thwaites Glacier collapses, it would change global coastlines forever
WUNC,
Days after the Nathaniel B. Palmer became the first ship to sail across the 75-mile face of West Antarctica’s Thwaites Glacier…
If Thwaites Glacier collapses, it would change global coastlines forever
WVXU,
Days after the Nathaniel B. Palmer became the first ship to sail across the 75-mile face of West Antarctica’s Thwaites Glacier…
If Thwaites Glacier collapses, it would change global coastlines forever
WVTF,
Days after the Nathaniel B. Palmer became the first ship to sail across the 75-mile face of West Antarctica’s Thwaites Glacier…
If Thwaites Glacier collapses, it would change global coastlines forever
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Days after the Nathaniel B. Palmer became the first ship to sail across the 75-mile face of West Antarctica’s Thwaites Glacier…
If Thwaites Glacier collapses, it would change global coastlines forever
WLRN,
Days after the Nathaniel B. Palmer became the first ship to sail across the 75-mile face of West Antarctica’s Thwaites Glacier…
If Thwaites Glacier collapses, it would change global coastlines forever
WUWM,
Days after the Nathaniel B. Palmer became the first ship to sail across the 75-mile face of West Antarctica’s Thwaites Glacier…
This submarine’s historic tour under Thwaites Glacier will help scientists predict sea level rise
Public Radio International,
Top video: The AUV Ran speeds through the waters near Antarctica. Credit: Drone footage courtesy Aleksandra Mazur/ University…
Thwaites Glacier in West Antarctica is unstable and also a mystery
MSN,
Peter Sheehan, an oceanographer on the Nathaniel B. Palmer, was one of the first people on Earth to get this view of Thwaites…
Antarktis: Eisriese vor dem Kollaps?
Spektrum,
Der riesige Thwaites-Gletscher spielt eine Schlüsselrolle bei der Frage, wie schnell das Eis in der Westantarktis schmelzen…
Is Thwaites Glacier doomed? Scientists race against time to find out.
KOSU,
Peter Sheehan, an oceanographer on the Nathaniel B. Palmer, was one of the first people on Earth to get this view of Thwaites…
Is Thwaites Glacier doomed? Scientists race against time to find out.
WUNC,
Peter Sheehan, an oceanographer on the Nathaniel B. Palmer, was one of the first people on Earth to get this view of Thwaites…
Is Thwaites Glacier doomed? Scientists race against time to find out.
WLRN,
Peter Sheehan, an oceanographer on the Nathaniel B. Palmer, was one of the first people on Earth to get this view of Thwaites…
Is Thwaites Glacier doomed? Scientists race against time to find out.
KERA News,
Peter Sheehan, an oceanographer on the Nathaniel B. Palmer, was one of the first people on Earth to get this view of Thwaites…
Is Thwaites Glacier doomed? Scientists race against time to find out.
WVXU,
Peter Sheehan, an oceanographer on the Nathaniel B. Palmer, was one of the first people on Earth to get this view of Thwaites…
Is Thwaites Glacier doomed? Scientists race against time to find out.
WUWM,
Peter Sheehan, an oceanographer on the Nathaniel B. Palmer, was one of the first people on Earth to get this view of Thwaites…
Is Thwaites Glacier doomed? Scientists race against time to find out.
WVTF,
Peter Sheehan, an oceanographer on the Nathaniel B. Palmer, was one of the first people on Earth to get this view of Thwaites…
Is Thwaites Glacier doomed? Scientists race against time to find out.
Public Radio International,
Top video: An aerial view of the Thwaites Glacier. Credit: /The World P eter Sheehan, an oceanographer on the Nathaniel B.
Klimaatvraag: Hoeveel zeespiegelstijging kunnen we verwachten?
NU,
Door de wereldwijde temperatuurstijging smelten gletsjers en grote ijskappen langzaam af.
7 American cities that could disappear by 2100
Houston Chronicle,
Business Insider Rising sea levels threaten to submerge entire citiesby 2100. The cities most vulnerable to flooding in the US…
7 American cities that could disappear by 2100
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Cities could see 10 to 12 feet of sea level rise by 2100. Rising sea levels threaten to submerge entire cities by 2100.
7 American cities that could disappear by 2100
Business Insider India,
Spencer Platt/ Rising sea levels threaten to submerge entire cities by 2100. The cities most vulnerable to flooding in the US…
7 American cities could disappear by 2100 because of sea-level rise
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Spencer Platt/Getty Images Rising sea levels threaten to submerge entire cities by 2100.
7 American cities that could disappear by 2100
Business Insider Australia ,
Spencer Platt/Getty ImagesCities could see 10 to 12 feet of sea level rise by 2100.
Fonte des glaces et climat, que se trame-t-il en Antarctique ?
The Conversation,
Les études scientifiques sur la calotte antarctique et son influence sur le niveau des mers se sont multipliées ces dernières…
Temperaturas de hace 115.000 años y deshielo polar: ¿Podría la Antártida colapsar?
RT Network,
Los científicos debaten qué tan probable es que el hielo antártico se derrumbe en el océano como sucedió en el pasado como…
Forse sovrastimato l'innalzamento del livello dei mari
National Geographic,
Non certo una novit che i ghiacci della Groenlandia e dell'Antartide si stiano sciogliendo a velocit record.
Earth Is 'Missing' at Least 20 Ft of Sea Level Rise. Antarctica Could Be The Time Bomb
Science Alert,
Some 115,000 years ago, Homo sapiens were still living in bands of hunter gatherers, largely confined to Africa.
L’élévation du niveau de la mer pourrait être inférieure aux prévisions les plus pessimistes
National Geographic,
En Antarctique et au Groenland, la glace fond à une vitesse record, mais nous ne vous apprenons rien.
Ice melt in Greenland and Antarctica predicted to bring more frequent extreme weather
Phys.org,
Home Earth Earth Sciences February 7, 2019 February 7, 2019 by Nick Golledge, The Conversation Last week, rivers froze over in…
Polschmelze macht Wetter unberechenbar - science.ORF.at
ORF.at,
Mit der Klimaerwärmung werden extreme Kälte und extreme Hitze wahrscheinlicher.
Climate Change to Bring More Extreme Weather as Antarctic and Greenland Ice Melts Into the Ocean
Newsweek,
Last week, rivers froze over in Chicago when it got colder than at the North Pole.
Today’s Earth looks a lot like it did 115,000 years ago - all we’re missing is massive sea level rise
Alaska Despatch News,
Some 115,000 years ago, homo sapiens were still living in bands of hunter gatherers, largely confined to Africa.
Earth A Lot Like It Was 115,000 Years Ago, But What Can We Learn From It?
NDTV,
Some 115,000 years ago, homo sapiens were still living in bands of hunter gatherers, largely confined to Africa.
Earth today looks a lot like it did 115,000 years ago, all we're missing is massive sea level rise, United States News
The Straits Times,
WASHINGTON (WASHINGTON POST) - Some 115,000 years ago, homo sapiens were still living in bands of hunter gatherers, largely…
Today's climate resembles Earth 115,000 years ago
San Jose Mercury,
By Chris Mooney | Washington Post Some 115,000 years ago, homo sapiens were still living in bands of hunter gatherers, largely…
Today’s Earth looks a lot like it did 115,000 years ago — all we’re missing is massive sea level rise
Winston-Salem Journal,
Some 115,000 years ago, homo sapiens were still living in bands of hunter gatherers, largely confined to Africa.
Today’s Earth looks a lot like it did 115,000 years ago — all we’re missing is massive sea level rise
Richmond Times-Dispatch,
Some 115,000 years ago, homo sapiens were still living in bands of hunter gatherers, largely confined to Africa.
Today’s Earth looks a lot like it did 115,000 years ago — all we’re missing is massive sea level rise
The Toronto Star,
Some 115,000 years ago, Homo sapiens were still living in bands of hunter gatherers, largely confined to Africa.
Ice melt in Greenland and Antarctica predicted to bring more frequent extreme weather
The Conversation,
Last week, rivers froze over in Chicago when it got colder than at the North Pole.
Studies shed new light on Antarctica’s future contribution to sea level rise
Carbon Brief,
A widely reported study in 2016 that suggested Antarctica could add more than a metre to sea levels by 2100 was likely an “overes…
News story from Neue Züricher Zeitung (NZZ) on Wednesday 06 February 2019
Neue Züricher Zeitung (NZZ),
Discovery of recent Antarctic ice sheet collapse raises fears of a new global flood | Science
Science/AAAS,
Some 125,000 years ago, during the last brief warm period between ice ages, Earth was awash.
Melting Antarctic ice could slow global temperature rise, study says
Carbon Brief,
Cold meltwater running off Antarctica’s ice sheets and into the ocean could dampen the pace of global temperature rise, a new…
– Havet kan stige over 15 meter de neste 500 rene – NRK Hordaland – Lokale nyheter, TV og radio
NRK,
Klimaendringene vil forandre verdenskartet drastisk dersom CO2-utslippene og issmeltingen fortsetter som i dag.
News story from Gizmodo Australia on Tuesday 28 August 2018
Gizmodo Australia,
Rising seas will displace millions of people — and Australia must be ready - Analysis
ABC.net.au,
Posted August 23, 2018 12:01:00 Sea level rise is already threatening some communities around the world, particularly small…
Rising seas will displace millions of people – and Australia must be ready
Phys.org,
Home Earth Environment August 23, 2018 August 23, 2018 by Jane Mcadam, The Conversation Sea-level rise is already threatening…
Rising seas will displace millions of people – and Australia must be ready
The Conversation,
Sea-level rise is already threatening some communities around the world, particularly small island states, as it exacerbates…
What will Antarctica look like in 2070?
World Economic Forum,
Antarctica lost 3 trillion tonnes of ice between 1992 and 2017, according to a new analysis of satellite observations.
Floating city backed by Peter Thiel could one day become a reality
MSN,
Nearly a decade ago, billionaire Peter Thiel co-founded a nonprofit called Seasteading Institute and contributed seed funding…
Antarctica has lost 3 trillion tonnes of ice in 25 years. Time is running out for the frozen continent
The Conversation,
Antarctica lost 3 trillion tonnes of ice between 1992 and 2017, according to a new analysis of satellite observations.
A pilot project for a new libertarian floating city will have 300 homes, its own government, and its own cryptocurrency
Business Insider Singapore,
caption A rendering of the Floating Island Project in French Polynesia. source Seasteading Institute Nearly a decade ago…
A pilot project for a new libertarian floating city will have 300 homes, its own government, and its own cryptocurrency
Business Insider Malaysia,
caption A rendering of the Floating Island Project in French Polynesia. source Seasteading Institute Nearly a decade ago…
A pilot project for a new libertarian floating city will have 300 homes, its own government, and its own cryptocurrency
Business Insider Australia ,
Nearly a decade ago, billionaire Peter Thiel cofounded a nonprofit called Seasteading Institute and contributed seed funding…
A pilot project for a new libertarian floating city will have 300 homes, its own government, and its own cryptocurrency
Business Insider,
Seasteading Institute Nearly a decade ago, billionaire Peter Thiel cofounded a nonprofit called Seasteading Institute and…
A pilot project for a new libertarian floating city will have 300 homes, its own government, and its own cryptocurrency
Business Insider UK,
A rendering of the Floating Island Project in French Polynesia. Seasteading Institute Nearly a decade ago, billionaire Peter…
How Do Big Oil Companies Talk about Climate Science? Four Takeaways from a Day in Court
Common Dreams,
In front of a standing room only courtroom audience, the case of The People of California vs.
These Amazon HQ2 finalist cities could be partially underwater in our children’s lifetimes
Business Insider Singapore,
caption A screenshot of Esri’s sea-level rise map. HQ2 cities are shown as red dots.
These Amazon HQ2 finalist cities could be partially underwater in our children’s lifetimes
Business Insider Malaysia,
caption A screenshot of Esri’s sea-level rise map. HQ2 cities are shown as red dots.
These Amazon HQ2 finalist cities could be partially underwater in our children's lifetimes
Business Insider India,
Miami, Florida Miami, Florida South Florida reportedly submitted eight sites to Amazon for HQ2 consideration.
These Amazon HQ2 finalist cities could be partially underwater in our children's lifetimes
Business Insider Australia ,
In January, Amazon announced the top 20 contenders for its $US5 billion second headquarters,HQ2.
These Amazon HQ2 finalist cities could be partially underwater in our children's lifetimes
Business Insider,
Esri In January, Amazon announced the top 20 contenders for its $5 billion second headquarters, HQ2.
News story from Big News Network on Friday 09 March 2018
Big News Network,
Climate change, Trump, and the U.S. military: a tale of two policies
Eco Business,
The U.S. government appears to be of two minds, with utterly opposing worldviews, on climate change policy.
These designs show the world's first floating city
World Economic Forum,
Image: Blue Frontiers Nearly a decade ago, billionaire Peter Thiel cofounded a nonprofit called Seasteading Institute, and…
Billionaire Peter Thiel helped fund plans to build the world's first floating city — take a look at the designs
Business Insider,
Dec. 17, 2017, 11:00 AM 0 A rendering of the Floating Island Project in French Polynesia.Blue Frontiers Nearly a decade ago…
Antarctic Modeling Pushes Up Sea-Level Rise Projections
Climate Central,
Research Report by Climate Central Antarctic ice sheet models double the sea-level rise expected this century if global…
The Netherlands is protecting its coast with an $81 million ‘sand motor’
Business Insider Singapore,
caption The “sand engine” off the Zuid-Holland coast near Kijkduin, the Netherlands.
The Netherlands is protecting its coast with an $81 million ‘sand motor’
Business Insider Malaysia,
caption The “sand engine” off the Zuid-Holland coast near Kijkduin, the Netherlands.
The Netherlands is protecting its coast with an $81 million 'sand motor'
Business Insider,
The Dutch government has built a "sand motor" — hundreds of millions of cubic feet of dredged sand that will protect the…
The Netherlands is protecting its coast with an $81 million 'sand motor'
Business Insider India,
Rijkswaterstaat/Jurriaan Brobbel The "sand engine" off the Zuid-Holland coast near Kijkduin, the Netherlands.
The Netherlands is protecting its coast with an $81 million 'sand motor'
Business Insider Australia ,
The Dutch government has built a “sand motor” – hundreds of millions of cubic feet of dredged sand that will protect the…
Headline: Why Antarctica Is So Important in a Warming World
The Wire,
Share this: The Antarctic Treaty was signed 58 years ago, protecting the continent for peace and science.