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Tag Archives: Environment
A Drying Water Source in the Western US
Evidence from tree rings suggests that the recent decline in snowpack throughout the Rockies so extensive that climate change is the likely cause. Continue reading
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Tagged Climate Change, Down to Earth, Environment, Hydrology, Physics Today
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EGU 2012: The Latest Dirt on Reducing Carbon Emissions
Scientists gather to discuss permafrost ecosystem recovery and the use of charcoal for counteracting carbon loss from soil. Continue reading
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Tagged Climate Change, Conferences, Down to Earth, Environment, Permafrost, Physics Today
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Food for Thought on Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Reducing humans’ meat consumption by at least 50% will be necessary to stabilize discharge of nitrous oxide, a potent greenhouse gas, by 2050. Continue reading
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Tagged Climate Change, Down to Earth, Environment, Physics Today
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Britain Tidal Power Plan Put on Hold in Statement on Energy Policy
Chris Huhne, the United Kingdom’s Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, delivered a major energy policy statement that endorsed nuclear power, without promising any money for it, and killed controversial plans to harness tidal power in the Severn estuary Continue reading
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Tagged Environment, Policy, Renewable Energy, Science Insider
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