New Scientist: OUR new-found love of flat-screen TVs could come back to haunt us. Levels…
Month: October 2008
Hunger hotspots of the future revealed
New Scientist: Where in sub-Saharan Africa will climate change hit hardest? When it comes to…
First Solar enters U.S. residential market
Reuters: First Solar is entering the U.S. residential market with a five-year deal to supply…
Pickens Plan Reality Check: Energy Freedom or Farce?
National Geographic: “I’m T. Boone Pickens. I’ve been an oilman all my life, but this…
Conservationists Warn of Ecological Credit Crunch
Voice of America: A report by a number of leading conservation groups warns that unless…
Earthworms affect forest carbon chemistry
United Press International: U.S. scientists say they’ve determined earthworms can change the chemical nature of…
Time to rank the best ideas to engineer the climate?
New Scientist: IT’S time to stop churning out ideas for repairing Earth’s climate and start…
Australia: Acting now on climate change will cost less: Swan
Australian Broadcasting Corporation: Treasurer Wayne Swan says Treasury modelling proves that acting now to reduce…
United States: Climate change wrecking Walden’s flowers
Christian Science Monitor: Some 27 percent of the flowers around Walden Pond in Concord, Mass….
Report indicates climate change to affect water supply planning
Valley Courier: The Colorado Water Conservation Board (CWCB) recently released a report, “Colorado Climate Change:…