> New Era of Fisheries Policy Needed to Secure Nutrition for Millions
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / ResearchSEA (May 2013)
> Scientific Consensus On Anthropogenic Climate Change
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / Institute of Physics (May 2013)
> Seabird Bones Reveal Changes in Open-Ocean Food Chain
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / Michigan State University (May 2013)
> Climate Change Will Cause Widespread Global-Scale Loss of Common Plants and Animals, Researchers Predict
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / University of East Anglia (May 2013)
> Coral Reefs Suffering, but Collapse Not Inevitable
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / Cell Press (May 2013)
> Human Impacts On Natural World Underestimated
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / University of Calgary (May 2013)
> New Red List Developed for Threatened Ecosystems
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / University of New South Wales (May 2013)
> Cities Affect Temperatures for Thousands of Miles
Source : ScienceDaily / National Center for Atmospheric Research/University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (January 2013)
> It's Not Too Late for Troubled Fisheries, Experts Say
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / University of California - Santa Barbara (September 2012)
> Scientists Capture Clues to Sustainability of Fish Populations
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / University of California - Santa Barbara (September 2012)
> Loss of Species Makes Nature More Sensitive to Climate Change, Study Finds
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / University of Gothenburg (September 2012)
> Climate Is Changing the Great Barrier Reef
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / ARC Centre of Excellence in Coral Reef Studies (September 2012)
> Carbon Dioxide from Water Pollution, as Well as Air Pollution, May Adversely Impact Oceans
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / American Chemical Society (September 2012)
> Protecting Ecosystems Brings Benefits to Society
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / Cemagref (September 2012)
> Most Coral Reefs Are at Risk Unless Climate Change Is Drastically Limited, Study Shows
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) (September 2012)
> Enough Wind to Power Global Energy Demand: New Research Examines Limits, Climate Consequences
Source : SienceDaily Magazine / Carnegie Institution (September 2012)
> Coastline Erosion Due to Rise in Sea Level Greater Than Previously Thought, New Model Finds
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / Delft University of Technology (September 2012)
> Bees, Fruits and Money: Decline of Pollinators Will Have Severe Impact On Nature and Humankind
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / Pensoft Publishers (September 2012)
> Africa's Savannas May Become Forests by 2100, Study Suggests
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / Senckenberg Research Institute and Natural History Museum (June 2012)
> Evidence of Oceanic 'Green Rust' Offers Hope for the Future
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / Newcastle University (June 2012)
> Significant Sea-Level Rise in a Two-Degree Warmer World
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) (June 2012)
> Studying Soil to Predict the Future of Earth's Atmosphere
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / Brigham Young University (June 2012)
> Big Uncertainties in the Global Water Budget
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / Helmholtz Association of German Research Centres (June 2012)
> Evidence of Impending Tipping Point for Earth
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / University of California - Berkeley (June 2012)
> Ecologists Call for Preservation of Planet's Remaining Biological Diversity
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / National Science Foundation (June 2012)
> Retreating Glaciers Are a Threat to Biodiversity
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (June 2012)
> Plate Tectonics Cannot Explain Dynamics of Earth and Crust Formation More Than Three Billion Years Ago
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / University of Copenhagen (June 2012)
> Even Early Human Hands Left Prominent Ecological Footprints
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / University of Pittsburgh (June 2012)
> Land and Sea Species Differ in Climate Change Response
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / Simon Fraser University (May 2012)
> Intricate, Often Invisible Land-Sea Ecological Chains of Life Threatened With Extinction Around the World
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / Stanford University (May 2012)
> Gaseous Emissions from Dinosaurs May Have Warmed Prehistoric Earth
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / Cell Press (May 2012)
> Marine Food Chain Becomes Clearer With New Revelations About Prey Distribution
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / Oregon State University (May 2012)
> Ecosystem Effects of Biodiversity Loss Could Rival Impacts of Climate Change, Pollution
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / University of Michigan (May 2012)
> Experiments Underestimate Plant Responses to Climate Change
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / University of California - San Diego (May 2012)
> Global Warming: New Research Blames Economic Growth
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / University of Michigan (May 2012)
> Can Organic Food Feed the World? New Study Sheds Light On Debate Over Organic Vs. Conventional Agriculture
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / McGill University (April 2012)
> Northern Canada Feels the Heat: Climate Change Impact On Permafrost Zones
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / Canadian Science Publishing (NRC Research Press) (April 2012)
> Pollen Levels Are Rising Across Europe
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / Technische Universitaet Muenchen (April 2012)
> Under Climate Change, Winners and Losers On the Coral Reef
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / Cell Press (April 2012)
> What Triggers a Mass Extinction? Habitat Loss and Tropical Cooling Were Once to Blame
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / California Institute of Technology (April 2012)
> Loss of Predators in Northern Hemisphere Affecting Ecosystem Health
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / Oregon State University (April 2012)
> Which Plants Will Survive Droughts, Climate Change?
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / University of California - Los Angeles (April 2012)
> 10,000 Simulations Show Warming Range of 1.4 to 3 Degrees by 2050
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / University of Oxford (April 2012)
> Corals 'Could Survive a More Acidic Ocean'
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / The University of Western Australia (April 2012)
> Investigation of Earth Catastrophes from the International Space Station: Uragan Program
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / NASA (March 2012)
> Ecologists Gain Insight Into the Likely Consequences of Global Warming
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / Wiley-Blackwell (January 2012)
> Corals Can Sense What's Coming
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / ARC Centre of Excellence in Coral Reef Studies (November 2011)
> Conservation Scientists 'Unanimous' in Expectations of Serious Loss of Biological Diversity, Study Shows
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / University of York (November 2011)
> Cooling the Warming Debate: Major New Analysis Confirms That Global Warming Is Real
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Berkeley Earth Surface Temperature (October 2011)
> From Tropics to Poles: Study Reveals Diversity of Life in Soils
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine / National Science Foundation (October 2011)
> Act Now to Tackle the Health and Security Threat of Climate Change, Say Experts
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/BMJ-British Medical Journal (October 2011)
> Sea Levels to Continue to Rise for 500 Years? Long-Term Climate Calculations Suggest So
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of Copenhagen (October 2011)
> Climatic Tipping Points for Tropical Forest and Savanna: Satellite Data Reveal Where They Are Most Vulnerable
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Wageningen University and Research Centre (October 2011)
> Polar Bears Ill from Accumulated Environmental Toxins
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of Copenhagen (October 2011)
> Possible Trigger for Volcanic 'Super-Eruptions' Discovered
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Oregon State University (October 2011)
> Feeding the World While Protecting the Planet: Global Plan for Sustainable Agriculture
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/McGill University (October 2011)
> Ancient Climate Change Has Left a Strong Imprint On Modern Ecosystems
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Aarhus University (October 2011)
> First Comet Found With Ocean-Like Water
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of Michigan (October 2011)
> Herbivore Populations Will Go Down as Temperatures Go Up
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of Toronto (October 2011)
> Polar Oceans in Transition
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) (October 2011)
> Species Extinction Rates Have Been Overreported, New Study Claims -- But Global Extinction Crisis Remains Very Serious
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of California - Los Angeles (May 2011)
> Marine Ecosystems of Antarctica Under Threat from Human Activity
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/National Oceanography Centre, Southampton (UK) (May 2011)
> On Prehistoric Supercontinent of Pangaea, Latitude and Rain Dictated Where Species Lived
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Brown University (May 2011)
> Global Catastrophic Amphibian Declines Have Multiple Causes, No Simple Solution
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Oregon State University (April 2011)
> Measurements of Winter Arctic Sea Ice Shows Continuing Ice Loss, Study Finds
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of Colorado at Boulder (March 2011)
> Newly Discovered Natural Arch in Afghanistan One of World's Largest
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Wildlife Conservation Society (March 2011)
> Communicating Uncertain Climate Risks
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/National Science Foundation (March 2011)
> Antarctic Icebergs Play a Previously Unknown Role in Global Carbon Cycle, Climate
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/National Science Foundation (March 2011)
> Against the Tide: Currents Keep Dolphins Apart; Study Finds Invisible Oceanographic Factors That Keep Populations Separate
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Wildlife Conservation Society (March 2011)
> Loss of Plant Diversity Threatens Earth's Life-Support Systems, Experts Say
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Virginia Institute of Marine Science (March 2011)
> Researchers Help Map Tsunami and Earthquake Damage in Japan
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Rochester Institute of Technology (March 2011)
> Think Globally, but Act Locally When Studying Plants, Animals, Global Warming, Researchers Advise
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of Texas at Austin (March 2011)
> Japan Earthquake Disaster: Geophysicists Create Animation Showing Sequence of Quakes
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Helmholtz Centre Potsdam - GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences (March 2011)
> Japan Quake May Have Slightly Shortened Earth Days, Moved Axis, Theoretical Calculations Suggest
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory (March 2011)
> U.S. Geological Survey Updates Magnitude of Japan’s 2011 Tohoku Earthquake to 9.0
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/U.S. Geological Survey (March 2011)
> Earth's Biodiversity: What Do We Know and Where Are We Headed?
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/American Journal of Botany (March 2011)
> Pollution Forms an Invisible Barrier for Marine Life
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of Hawaii at Manoa (March 2011)
> Has Earth's Sixth Mass Extinction Already Arrived?
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of California - Berkeley (March 2011)
> Predicted Increase in Atmospheric CO2 Will Directly Affect Living Organisms: Carbon Dioxide Exacerbates Oxygen Toxicity
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine (March 2011)
> Mapping Human Vulnerability to Climate Change
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/McGill University (March 2011)
> Climate Change Affecting Food Safety
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Michigan State University (February 2011)
> Water, Water, Everywhere ... but Is It Safe to Drink?
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (February 2011)
> Climate Projections Show Human Health Impacts Possible Within 30 Years: Potential Increases in Waterborne Toxins and Microbes
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (February 2011)
> Loss of Species Large and Small Threatens Human Health, Study Finds
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies (December 2010)
> Ecological Effects of Biodiversity Loss Underestimated
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Rice University (November 2010)
> Earth's Lower Atmosphere Is Warming, Review of Four Decades of Scientific Literature Concludes
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (November 2010)
> New Ocean Acidification Study Shows Added Danger to Already Struggling Coral Reefs
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine & Atmospheric Science (November 2010)
> Grad Student Simulates 100 Years of Farming to Measure Agriculture's Impact on Land and Water Quality
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of Missouri-Columbia (November 2010)
> Avoiding Dangerous Climate Change: An International Perspective
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/National Center for Atmospheric Research/University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (September 2010)
> Ending the Oceans' 'Tragedy of the Commons'
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/ARC Centre of Excellence in Coral Reef Studies (September 2010)
> Human Impacts on the Deep Seafloor
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/National Oceanography Centre, Southampton (UK) (September 2010)
> Is Organic Farming Good for Wildlife? It Depends on the Alternative
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of York (September 2010)
> Water in Earth's Mantle Key to Survival of Oldest Continents
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Arizona State University (September 2010)
> Limiting Ocean Acidification Under Global Change
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/National Oceanography Centre, Southampton (UK) (August 2010)
> Global Tropical Forests Threatened by 2100
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Carnegie Institution (August 2010)
> Marine Biodiversity Strongly Linked to Ocean Temperature
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Dalhousie University (July 2010)
> New Study Ranks Countries on Environmental Impact
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of Adelaide (May 2010)
> 255 Members of the National Academy of Sciences Defend Climate Science Integrity
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Pacific Institute for Studies in Development, Environment, and Security (May 2010)
> Climate Experts Aim to Build Food Security in the Face of Climate Change
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of Copenhagen (May 2010)
> Global Warming: Future Temperatures Could Exceed Livable Limits, Researchers Find
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Purdue University (May 2010)
> Limiting Global Warming: Variety of Efforts Needed Ranging from 'Herculean' to the Readily Actionable, Scientists Say
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego (May 2010)
> New Understanding of Marine Ecology Will Enable Better Management of Resources
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/McGill University (May 2010)
> Climate Change Affects Subterranean Ecosystems
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/NWO (May 2010)
> Geologist Connects Regular Changes of Earth's Orbital Cycle to Changes in Climate
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of California - Santa Barbara (April 2010)
> Earthquake in Chile: A Complicated Fracture
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Helmholtz Centre Potsdam - GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences (March 2010)
> Tropics: Global Warming Likely to Significantly Affect Rainfall Patterns
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of Hawaii at Manoa (February 2010)
> List of 'Unsung' Wildlife Affected by Climate Change Released
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Wildlife Conservation Society (December 2009)
> Scientists at Climate Talks Say Major Changes to the Nitrogen Cycle Cannot Be Ignored
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme (IGBP) (December 2009)
> Biodiversity Loss Can Increase Infectious Diseases in Humans
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of Vermont (December 2009)
> Controversial New Climate Change Data: Is Earth's Capacity to Absorb CO2 Much Greater Than Expected?
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of Bristol (November 2009)
> African Desert Rift Confirmed As New Ocean In The Making
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of Rochester (November 2009)
> Deep-Sea Ecosystems Affected By Climate Change
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (November 2009)
> Pesticides: Easier Detection Of Pollution And Impact In Rivers
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Helmholtz Centre For Environmental Research - UFZ (October 2009)
> End Of An Era: New Ruling Decides The Boundaries Of Earth's History
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Wiley-Blackwell (September 2009)
> Ocean Acidification: Impact On Key Organisms Of Oceanic Fauna May Be Worse Than Predicted
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/CNRS (Délégation Paris Michel-Ange) (September 2009)
> Climate Change Adaptation Expected To Cost 2–3 Times More Than Previously Estimated
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University Of Oxford (September 2009)
> Early Warning Signals Of Change: 'Tipping Points' Identified Where Sudden Shifts To New Conditions Occur
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/National Science Foundation (September 2009)
> Restoring The Ecology Can Boost The Economy
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Bournemouth University (August 2009)
> Small Fluctuations In Solar Activity, Large Influence On Climate
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/National Center for Atmospheric Research/University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (August 2009)
> World's Last Great Forest Under Threat: New Study
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of Adelaide (August 2009)
> Climate Change Could Deepen Poverty In Developing Countries, Study Finds
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Purdue University (August 2009)
> Scientists Create First Three-dimensional Global Map Of Electrical Conductivity In Earth's Mantle
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/National Science Foundation (August 2009)
> How Mercury Becomes Toxic In The Environment
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Duke University (August 2009)
> Humans 'Damaging The Oceans' In Profound Ways
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/ARC Centre of Excellence in Coral Reef Studies (August 2009)
> Spectacular Melting Of The Largest French Glacier
Source : sciencedaily magazine / CNRS (August 2009)
> Targeted Investments In Climate Science Could Present Enormous Economic Savings Across The Globe
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/The National Centre for Atmospheric Science (August 2009)
> Hydrocarbons In The Deep Earth?
Source : sciencedaily magazine/Carnegie Institution (July 2009)
> Ancient Maya Practiced Forest Conservation 3,000 Years Ago
Source : sciencedaily magazine/University of Cincinnati (July 2009)
> Modest Fisheries Reduction Could Protect Vast Coastal Ecosystems
Source : sciencedaily magazine/University of British Columbia (July 2009)
> Why Coral Reefs Around The World Are Collapsing
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Oregon State University (May 2009)
> Most Polluted Ecosystems Can Recover, Study Finds
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Yale University (May 2009)
> Climate Change: Halving Carbon Dioxide Emissions By 2050 Could Stabilize Global Warming
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/ETH Zurich (May 2009)
> Kyoto Treaty Is ‘Failing The World’s Poor’, Say Scientists
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of Oxford (April 2009)
> As World Warms, Water Levels Dropping In Major Rivers
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/National Science Foundation (April 2009)
> 100 Questions To Conserve Global Biodiversity
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Natural Environment Research Council (April 2009)
> Birds Move North With Climate Change
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (March 2009)
> Earth Structure: Fluid Factory In Solid Earth
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Geological Society of America (March 2009)
> Biodiversity In Crops Decreases Fertilizer Damage To Rivers And Lakes
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Ecological Society of America (February 2009)
> Rift Zones: New Understanding Of Incredible Forces, Oil And Gas Reserves Beneath The Earth’s Surface
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of Copenhagen (February 2009)
> Biofuels Can Provide Viable, Sustainable Solution To Reducing Petroleum Dependence, Study Shows
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/DOE/Sandia National Laboratories (February 2009)
> Ecologists Report Quantifiable Measures Of Nature's Services To Humans
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Ecological Society of America (February 2009)
> Continents Act Like Thermal Blankets: How Continental Drift Will Change Continents In 120 Million Years
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Helmholtz Association of German Research Centres (January 2009)
> Orbiting Carbon Observatory Investigates Mystery Of The Missing Sinks
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory (January 2009)
> Emperor Penguins March Toward Extinction?
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (January 2009)
> Microbes Fuel Energy Debate
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Springer (January 2009)
> Bacterial Pathogens And Rising Temperatures Threaten Coral Health
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (January 2009)
> Global Impact Of Climate Change On Biodiversity
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of York (January 2009)
> Biofuel Carbon Footprint Not As Big As Feared, New Analysis Finds
Source : Sciencedaily/Michigan State University (January 2009)
> Fish Guts Explain Marine Carbon Cycle Mystery
Source : Sciencedaily/University of Exeter (January 2009)
> Slight Changes In Climate May Trigger Abrupt Ecosystem Responses
Source : Sciencedaily/United States Geological Survey (January 2009)
> Sea Level Rise Of One Meter Within 100 Years
Source : Sciencedaily/University of Copenhagen (January 2009)
> Half Of World's Population Could Face Climate-induced Food Crisis By 2100
Source : Sciencedaily/University of Washington (January 2009)
> Can Nature's Leading Indicators Presage Environmental Disaster?
Source : Sciencedaily/University of Wisconsin-Madison (January 2009)
> Huge Gap Between World Demand For Fish And What Can Be Sustainably Harvested
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/SINTEF (October 2008)
> Earth Structure: Lowermost Mantle Has Materials With Unexpected Properties
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of Texas at Austin (September 2008)
> Even If Greenhouse Gas Emissions Hold Steady, Warmer World Faces Loss Of Biodiversity, Glaciers
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of California - San Diego (September 2008)
> Climate Change Could Be Impetus For Wars, Other Conflicts, Expert Says
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (August 2008)
> New Clues To Air Circulation In The Atmosphere
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Imperial College London (August 2008)
> One-third Of Reef-building Corals Face Extinction
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Conservation International (July 2008)
> Water : The Forgotten Crisis
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/International Water Management Institute (July 2008)
> Invisible Waves Shape Continental Slope
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of Texas at Austin (July 2008)
> Climate Change Causing Significant Shift In Composition Of Coastal Fish Communities
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of Rhode Island (June 2008)
> Looming Tropical Disaster Needs Urgent Action, According To New Report
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University of Adelaide (June 2008)
> Expect More Droughts, Heavy Downpours, Excessive Heat, And Intense Hurricanes Due To Global Warming, NOAA
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration (June 2008)
> Ocean Temperatures And Sea Level Increases 50 Percent Higher Than Previously Estimated
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/DOE/Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (June 2008)
> Global Impact Of Urbanization Threatening World's Biodiversity And Natural Resources
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/The Nature Conservancy (June 2008)
> Permafrost Threatened By Rapid Retreat Of Arctic Sea Ice, Study Finds
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/National Center for Atmospheric Research/University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (June 2008)
> Tidal Cycle Could Amplify Global-warming Related Sea-level Rises
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (May 2008)
> Ocean Acidification: Another Undesired Side Effect Of Fossil Fuel-burning
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/European Science Foundation (May 2008)
> Global Warming Has Little Impact In Tropical Storm And Hurricane Numbers, NOAA Reports
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration (May 2008)
> When Did Dinosaurs Go Extinct? Cretaceous-Tertiary Boundary Dating Refined
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University of California - Berkeley (May 2008)
> Scientists Reveal Presence Of Ocean Current 'Stripes'
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University of California - San Diego (May 2008)
> Volcanic Eruption Of 1600 Caused Global Disruption
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University of California - Davis (May 2008)
> Coherent Description Of Earth's Inaccessible Interior Clarifies Mantle Motion
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Arizona State University (May 2008)
> Geochemists Challenge Key Theory Regarding Earth's Formation
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Florida State University (May 2008)
> New Ocean Current Discovered
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Binghamton University (May 2008)
> Global Warming Affects World's Largest Freshwater Lake
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/National Science Foundation (May 2008)
> Glaciers Are Melting Faster Than Expected, UN Reports
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/U.N. Environment Programme (March 2008)
> Resilience Science Is Promising Approach To Marine Conservation
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Brown University (February 2008)
> Greenhouse Ocean May Downsize Fish, Risking One Of World's Most Productive Fisheries
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University of Southern California (February 2008)
> Internal Waves Moving Across The Pacific Ocean Affect Global Climate System
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/American Geophysical Union (February 2008)
> 2007 Was Tied As Earth's Second Warmest Year
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center (February 2008)
> Climate Influences Deep Sea Populations
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Public Library of Science (February 2008)
> Environmental Protection, Development Not Always At Odds
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University of Florida (February 2008)
> Making Accurate Predictions Of Tsunami Risks
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University of Southern California (February 2008)
> Lost City Pumps Life-essential Chemicals At Rates Unseen At Typical Deep Ocean Hydrothermal Vents
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University of Washington (February 2008)
> Could An Asteroid Hit Planet Earth, Again?
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Planetary Society (February 2008)
> American Geophysical Union Revises Position On Climate Change
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/American Geophysical Union (February 2008)
> Plate Tectonics May Grind To A Halt, Then Start Again
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Carnegie Institution (January 2008)
> Having The Climate Cake And Eating It, Too
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Wiley-Blackwell (December 2007)
> Measurements Link Magma Melting Rate To Tectonic Plate Subduction Rate
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (November 2007)
> Marine Catastrophe? Soft Corals Melting Away Due To Global Warming, Says Researcher
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Tel Aviv University (November 2007)
> IPCC Synthesis Report: Risks And Rewards Of Combating Climate Change
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/United Nations Environmental Programme (November 2007)
> Earth Observation Satellites : A Roadmap For Calibration And Validation
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/European Space Agency. (November 2007)
> Like It Or Not, Uncertainty And Climate Change Go Hand-in-hand
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University of Washington. (November 2007)
> World Leaders Need To Remain Alert To Latest Scientific Thought On Climate Change
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Institute of Physics (September 2007)
> New Keys To Keeping A Diverse Planet
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University of California, Davis (September 2007)
> Mortality Of Plants Could Increase By 40 Percent If Land Temperatures Increase 4 Degrees Celsius
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/BBVA Foundation (September 2007)
> Polar Bear Population Predicted To Dwindle WIth Retreating Ice
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/US Geological Survey (September 2007)
> Climate Change Goes Underground
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Soil Science Society of America (August 2007)
> Ecological Restoration: A Global Strategy For Mitigating Climate Change
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Society for Ecological Restoration International (August 2007)
> Earth's Core More Complex Than Thought: Atoms Form Layers Of Spiral Patterns
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/European Science Foundation (August 2007)
> Rainforest Biodiversity Shows Differing Patterns
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Smithsonian (August 2007)
> Plants From Ancient Gondwanaland Spread By Continental Drift And Transoceanic Dispersal
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Blackwell Publishing Ltd. (August 2007)
> New statistical analysis confirms human role in climate change
Source : physicsweb (August 2007)
> Effective New Biodiversity Data Access Portal
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Global Biodiversity Information Facility (July 2007)
> Global Warring: Climate Change Could Be The Root Of Armed Conflicts
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Springer (July 2007)
> Satellite Images Reveal Link Between Urban Growth And Changing Rainfall Patterns
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Stanford University (July 2007)
> Global Change And Mass Extinction: Discovering New Solutions For A Big Problem
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University Of Ottawa (June 2007)
> New Picture Of Earth's Lower Mantle
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Arizona State University (June 2007)
> Mystery Of Earth's Innermost Core Solved
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Royal Institute of Technology (June 2007)
> Hundreds Of Antarctic Peninsula Glaciers Accelerating As Climate Warms
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/British Antarctic Survey (June 2007)
> Climate Change And Deforestation Will Lead To Declines In Global Bird Diversity, Study Warns
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University of California - San Diego (June 2007)
> Meeting Energy Demand And Stopping Global Warming Both Possible, WWF Says
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/World Wildlife Fund (May 2007)
> Permanent Ice Fields Are Resisting Global Warming
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/CNRS (May 2007)
> Coral Reefs May Be More Resilient Than Expected
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Florida Institute of Technology (May 2007)
> Summer Temperatures And Ozone Levels Expected To Increase, With Significant Health Effects
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health (May 2007)
> Researchers Examine The Environmental Effects Of Silver Nanoparticles
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University Of Missouri (May 2007)
> Summers Will Become Extremely Hot In The Future, NASA Prediction
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center (May 2007)
> The Cost Of Coal On The Environment
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/World Wildlife Fund (May 2007)
> Amphibians In Losing Race With Environmental Change
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Oregon State University (May 2007)
> IPCC Report: Climate Proofing Small Islands
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/United Nations Environment Programme (April 2007)
> IPCC Report - The Arctic: Thawing Permafrost, Melting Sea Ice And More Significant Changes
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/United Nations Environment Programme (April 2007)
> IPCC Report: Millions At Risk Of Hunger And Water Stress In Asia Unless Global Greenhouse Emissions Cut
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/United Nations Environment Programme (April 2007)
> IPCC Report Underlines Risks To Africa's Agriculture, Infrastructure, Wildlife And Coastal Zones From Rising Greenhouse Gases
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/United Nations Environment Programme (April 2007)
> Coral Reef Collapse Spells Danger For Millions
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University Of East Anglia (April 2007)
> Climate Change: United Nations Urges States To Act Decisively To Mitigate Worst Effects
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/United Nations (April 2007)
> Global Warming: Research Shows Need For Protected Areas
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Conservation International (April 2007)
> Himalayan Glacier Melting Observed From Space
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Institut de Recherche Pour le Développement (March 2007)
> Water Management: Urgent Need For More Food With Less Water
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/International Water Management Institute (March 2007)
> Mineral Physics Illuminates Lower Mantle Hypothesis
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/American Geophysical Union (March 2007)
> Geophysicists Find Evidence Of First Plate Tectonics
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Science Daily (March 2007)
> Global December-February Temperature Warmest On Record
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (March 2007)
> Arctic Sea Ice Decline May Trigger Climate Change Cascade
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University of Colorado at Boulder (March 2007)
> New Insights Into Origin Of Earth's Magnetic Field
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Delft University of Technology (March 2007)
> Geologists Reveal Secrets Behind Supervolcano Eruption
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (March 2007)
> Warming Climate, Cod Collapse, Have Combined To Cause Rapid North Atlantic Ecosystem Changes
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Cornell University (February 2007)
> Major Population Centers May Be At Risk From Earthquakes; Building Codes Must Reflect New Seismic Data
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Seismological Society of America (February 2007)
> Adaptation To Global Climate Change Is An Essential Response To A Warming Planet
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Arizona State University (February 2007)
> Evidence For Human-caused Global Warming Is Now 'Unequivocal'
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/World Meteorological Organization (February 2007)
> Mud Volcano In Java May Continue To Erupt For Months And Possibly Years
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Durham University (January 2007)
> Winds Of Change: North America's Wind Patterns Have Shifted Significantly In The Past 30,000 Years
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Dartmouth College (January 2007)
> Chemistry Of Volcanic Fallout Reveals Secrets Of Past Eruptions
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University of California - San Diego (January 2007)
> Mapping The Wake Of A Pending Quake: Another Sumatra Tsunami Likely In Coming Decades
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University of Southern California (December 2006)
> Global Warming Is Reducing Ocean Life, Increasing Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide, Say Scientists
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University of California - Santa Barbara (December 2006)
> NASA Scientists Find Primordial Organic Matter In Meteorite
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/NASA/Johnson Space Center (December 2006)
> Evidence From Hawaiian Volcanoes Shows That Earth Recycles Its Crust
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey (November 2006)
> Stormy Days Ahead For Coral Reefs
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/James Cook University (November 2006)
> Fragmentation Rapidly Erodes Amazonian Biodiversity
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (November 2006)
> Mass Extinction 250 Million Years Ago Sparked Dramatic Shift To Complex Marine Ecosystems
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Field Museum (November 2006)
> Reef Warns Of Sea Level Rise
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/James Cook University (November 2006)
> Symmetry And Stability Of Earth's Geomagnetic Field
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/American Geophysical Union (November 2006)
> New Theory For Mass Extinctions
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Geological Society of America (October 2006)
> Mind The Gap: Space Scientists Uncover Causes Of Gap In Van Allen Belts
Source : SciencedailyMagazine/British Antarctic Survey (September 2006)
> NASA Study Solves Ocean Plant Mystery
Source : SciencedailyMagazine/NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center (September 2006)
> Planet Earth May Have 'Tilted' To Keep Its Balance, Say Scientists
Source : SciencedailyMagazine/Princeton University (August 2006)
> Cosmic Dust In Ice Cores Sheds Light On Earth's Past Climate
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/The Earth Institute at Columbia University (July 2006)
> Global Atmospheric Carbon Level May Depend Primarily On Southernmost Ocean
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Princeton University (July 2006)
> Feedback Loops In Global Climate Change Point To A Very Hot 21st Century
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (May 2006)
> Linking Climate Change Across Time Scales
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (May 2006)
> Ships shed light on geomagnetic field
Source : physicsweb (May 2006)
> Satellite Helps Detect Massive Rivers Under Antarctica
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/European Space Agency (April 2006)
> Ancient And Modern Evidence Suggests Limits To Future Global Warming
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Duke University (April 2006)
> Climate Change And The Rise Of Atmospheric Oxygen
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Carnegie Institution (March 2006)
> Radar Altimetry Confirms Global Warming Is Affecting Polar Glaciers
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/European Space Agency (March 2006)
> Reining In Carbon Dioxide Levels Imperative But Possible
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/The Earth Institute at Columbia University (March 2006)
> NASA Survey Confirms Climate Warming Impact On Polar Ice Sheets
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center (March 2006)
> Secrets Of The Deep May Hold Clue To Ancient Global Warming
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University Of Leicester (February 2006)
> Greenland Ice Loss Doubles In Past Decade, Raising Sea Level Faster
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory (February 2006)
> Mountain Ranges Rise Dramatically Faster Than Expected
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University of Rochester (January 2006)
> Global Warming Can Trigger Extreme Ocean, Climate Changes, Scripps-led Study Reveals
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Scripps Institution of Oceanography (January 2006)
> Revising Earth's Early History
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Carnegie Institution (January 2006)
> Amazon Trees Much Older Than Assumed, Raising Questions On Global Climate Impact Of Region
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University of California - Irvine (December 2005)
> San Andreas Fault Observatory At Depth Reveals New Insights Into The 'Earthquake Machine'
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Stanford University (December 2005)
> New Maps Reveal True Extent Of Human Footprint On Earth
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University of Wisconsin-Madison (December 2005)
> Global Warming Doubles Rate Of Ocean Rise
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/ Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey (November 2005)
> University Of Oregon Scientists Reveal How Coral Reefs Got The Blues
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/ University Of Oregon (November 2005)
> Early Earth Likely Had Continents, Was Habitable, According To New Study
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/ University of Colorado at Boulder (November 2005)
> Global Warming Dramatically Changed Ancient Forests
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University of Florida (November 2005)
> Entire Lakes Feel Effects Of Climate Warming, University Of Alberta Study Shows
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University of Alberta (November 2005)
> Tropics Play More Active Role Than Was Thought In Controlling Earth's Climate
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona (October 2005)
> NASA Scientists Confirm Toxic Seas During Earth's Evolution
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/National Aeronautics And Space Administration (October 2005)
> Climate Change More Rapid Than Ever
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Max Planck Society (October 2005)
> Squeezing Out Dune Plants: Coastal Erosion, Global Sea-level Rise, And The Loss Of Sand Dune Plant Habitats
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Ecological Society of America (September 2005)
> Impact Of Global Warming On Weather Patterns Underestimated
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/University of East Anglia (September 2005)
> Scientists Must Offer Solutions For Conserving Tropical Forests In A Rapidly Changing World
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (September 2005)
> New Images Reveal Different Magma Pools Form The Ocean's Crust
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/ Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (August 2005)
> Arctic Ocean Could Be Ice-free In Summer Within 100 Years, Scientists Say
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University of Arizona (August 2005)
> Volcanoes Inner Workings Disclosed When The Earth Moved
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Penn State (August 2005)
> Warmer Air May Cause Increased Antarctic Sea Ice Cover
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/American Geophysical Union (June 2005)
> York Scientists Warn Of Dramatic Impact Of Climate Change On Africa
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University Of York (June 2005)
> Dissapearing Arctic Lakes Linked To Climate Change
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University of Alaska Fairbanks (June 2005)
> New Thermometer Confirms Wet Conditions On Earliest Earth
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/National Science Foundation (June 2005)
> Analysis Of The Sumatra-Andaman Earthquake Reveals Longest Fault Rupture Ever
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/National Science Foundation (June 2005)
> Scientists Map The World For Nature Conservation
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Blackwell Publishing Ltd (May 2005)
> South Asia Disaster Shows Tsunamis Are An Ongoing Threat To Humans
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University Of Washington (May 2005)
> Scientists Confirm Earth's Energy Is Out Of Balance
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine / The Earth Institute At Columbia University (May 2005)
> Sea Level More Variable Than Previously Thought
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine / Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory (May 2005)
> Liverpool Scientist Discovers New Layer Of The Earth
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University Of Liverpool (April 2005)
> Mystery Minerals Formed In Fireball From Colliding Asteroid That Destroyed The Dinosaurs
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/University Of Chicago (April 2005)
> Global Warming Led To Atmospheric Hydrogen Sulfide And Permian Extinction
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Penn State (March 2005)
> Study Bolsters Greenhouse Effect Theory, Solves Ice Age Mystery
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Ohio State University (January 2005)
> Giant Atmospheric Brown Cloud Has Intercontinental Reach
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/NASA/Ames Research Center (December 2004)
> Scientists Discover How Rate Of Tectonic Plate Separation Controls Geologic Processes
Source : Sciencedaily Magazine/Georgia Institute Of Technology (December 2004)
> When Earth Turned Bad: New Evidence Supports Terrestrial Cause Of End-Permian Mass Extinction
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/Geological Society Of America (December 2004)
> Ecosystem Remodelling Among Vertebrates During The Permian-Triassic Extinction
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/University Of Bristol (November 2004)
> New Scientific Consensus: Arctic Is Warming Rapidly
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/Arctic Climate Impact Assessment (November 2004)
> Large-Scale Forces Shape Local Ocean Life, Global Study Shows
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/Brown University (October 2004)
> Protecting Our Planet's Ozone Layer
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/European Space Agency (October 2004)
> Scientists Report Increased Thinning Of West Antarctic Glaciers
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/ NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory (September 2004)
> Forest Burning Is A Net Contributor To Global Warming, Scientist Says
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/Stanford University (August 2004)
> Cluster Finds Giant Gas Vortices At The Edge Of Earth’s Magnetic Bubble
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/European Space Agency (August 2004)
> Future Heat Waves: More Severe, More Frequent And Longer Lasting
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/National Science Foundation (August 2004)
> Technology Already Exists To Stabilize Global Warming
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/Princeton University (August 2004)
> Dark Days Doomed Dinosaurs, Say Purdue Scientists
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/Purdue University (June 2004)
> Oldest Antarctic Ice Core Reveals Climate History
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/British Antarctic Survey (June 2004)
> Chemists Retrieve Clues To Ancient Ocean Chemistry And Global Greenhouse From Cretaceous Sediments
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/University Of California - San Diego (June 2004)
> Scientists Look At Moon To Shed Light On Earth's Climate
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center (May 2004)
> Could Global Warming Mean Less Sunshine And Less Rainfall?
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/The Earth Institute At Columbia University (May 2004)
> Geophysicist Discovers Why Earth 'Wobbles'
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/University Of Nevada, Reno (May 2004)
> Rate Of Ocean Circulation Directly Linked To Abrupt Climate Change
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (April 2004)
> How Long Does It Take for Earth's Magnetic Field to Reverse?
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/National Science Foundation (April 2004)
> Undisturbed Amazonian Forests Are Changing, Say Scientists
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/Smithsonian Institution (March 2004)
> University Of California Study Sheds New Light On Climate-change Processes
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/University Of California - Davis (March 2004)
> Ice Sheets Caused Massive Sea Level Change During Late Cretaceous
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/National Science Foundation (March 2004)
> Atmospheric Water Clusters Provide Evidence Of Global Warming
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/Hamilton College (February 2004)
> Increasing Greenhouse Gases Lead To Dramatic Thinning Of The Upper Atmosphere
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/Naval Research Laboratory (February 2004)
> Climate model predicts even hotter summers
Source : physicsweb (January 2004)
> Earthquakes Can Be Predicted Months In Advance
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/University Of California Los Angeles (January 2004)
> Tropical Oceans Were Overheated During Prehistoric Greenhouse Effect
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/Netherlands Organization For Scientific Research (December 2003)
> Study Finds Evidence For Global Methane Release About 600 Million Years Ago
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/University Of California - Riverside (December 2003)
> New Study Reports Large-Scale Salinity Changes In The Oceans
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/National Science Foundation (December 2003)
> New Evidence Says Earth’s Greatest Extinction Caused By Ancient Meteorite
Source : sciencedaily Magazine/University Of Rochester (November 2003)
> Hydrogen Sulfide, Not Carbon Dioxide, May Have Caused Largest Mass Extinction
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Penn State (November 2003)
> Polar Bears' Habitat Threatened By Thinning Of Arctic Sea Ice
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University College London (October 2003)
> Recent Warming Of Arctic May Affect Worldwide Climate
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/ NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center (October 2003)
> New Medicines At Risk From Biodiversity Loss
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Harvard Medical School (October 2003)
> Oceans becoming more acidic
Source : BBC News (September 2003)
> Gamma-ray Bursts: Are We Safe?
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/European Space Agency (September 2003)
> Modern Global Warming More Damaging Than In The Past
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University Of Michigan (August 2003)
> Destruction Of Ozone Layer Is Slowing After Worldwide Ban On CFC Release
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/American Geophysical Union (July 2003)
> Why is the tropopause getting higher?
Source : physicsweb (July 2003)
> African Dust Brings Drought, Rain Across Atlantic
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/National Center For Atmospheric Research (July 2003)
> Simulated Global Environmental Changes Impact Plant Diversity
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Carnegie Institution (June 2003)
> Water reaches new depths
Source : physicsweb (June 2003)
> World's water supply 'running low'
Source : BBC News (June 2003)
> New Climate Model Predicts Greater 21st Century Warming
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/American Geophysical Union (May 2003)
> Greenhouse Gas Might Green Up The Desert; Weizmann Institute Study Suggests That Rising Carbon Dioxide Levels Might Cause Forests To Spread Into Dry Environments
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/ Weizmann Institute (May 2003)
> Vegetation Essential To Balancing Climate Models; Climate Change 6,000 Years Ago In Sahara Desert Explained By MIT Scientists
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Massachusetts Institute Of Technology (April 2003)
> NASA Study Finds Increasing Solar Trend That Can Change Climate
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center (March 2003)
> UN urges 'drastic' cuts in mercury
Source : BBC News (February 2003)
> 'Dormant' volcanoes found to be active
Source : BBC News (February 2003)
> Long-lost Records Confirm Rising Sea Level
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/CSIRO Australia (January 2003)
> Dinosaurs Experienced Climate Changes Before K-T Collision
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Penn State (January 2003)
> Research Finds Life 1000 Feet Beneath Ocean Floor
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Oregon State University (January 2003)
> Researchers Uncover Extreme Lake -- And 3000-Year-Old Microbes -- In Mars-Like Antarctic Environment
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/National Science Foundation (December 2002)
> Increase In Rainfall Variability Related To Global Climate Change; Impacts On Ecosystems Are Greater Than Previously Anticipated
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/National Science Foundation (December 2002)
> Global Analysis Finds Nearly Half The Earth Is Still Wilderness
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Conservation International (December 2002)
> Scripps Research Gives Tiny Phytoplankton A Large Role In Earth's Climate System
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University Of California - San Diego (November 2002)
> Some Cosmic Rays Originate Within Solar System, Researchers Find
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/National Radio Astronomy Observatory (October 2002)
> Human pressures 'ruining mountains'
Source : BBC News (October 2002)
> Kilimanjaro's ice 'archive'
Source : BBC News (October 2002)
> - Control Of Methane Emissions Would Reduce Both Global Warming And Air Pollution, Researchers Find
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/American Geophysical Union (October 2002)
> Unusually Small Ozone Hole Attributed To Strong Upper Level Weather Systems
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center (October 2002)
> Study Finds Thicker Storm Clouds Over Warmer Tropical Waters, Affect Climate
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Vanderbilt University (September 2002)
> Earthquake Study By Scripps Scientists Produces New Depiction Of Fault Zones
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Scripps Institution Of Oceanography (September 2002)
> Earth Suffered Pulses Of Misery In Global Wildfires Of 65 Million Years Ago
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University Of Arizona (September 2002)
> New type of ocean wave detected
Source : BBC News (September 2002)
> NASA Study Finds Rapid Changes In Earth's Polar Ice Sheets
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory (September 2002)
> Premature birth of Earth
Source : BBC News (August 2002)
> Scientists Confirm Age Of The Oldest Meteorite Collision On Earth
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Stanford University (August 2002)
> Satellites Show Overall Increases In Antarctic Sea Ice Cover
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center (August 2002)
> Satellites See Changes In Key Element Of Ocean's Food Chain
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center (August 2002)
> Forests fall silent with acid rain
Source : BBC News (August 2002)
> Deadly Asian haze 'can be tamed'
Source : BBC News (August 2002)
> El Nino blamed for weather chaos
Source : BBC News (August 2002)
> The Effects Of Human-Caused Atmospheric Changes On Tropical Forests
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Smithsonian Institution (August 2002)
> Caveat Impactor - An asteroid with almost no chance of hitting Earth made big headlines this week.
Source : NASA (July 2002)
> Alaskan glaciers melting faster
Source : BBC News (July 2002)
> Of Sunspots, Volcanic Eruptions And Climate Change
Source : UniSci (June 2002)
> Antarctic ice fringe 'melting faster'
Source : BBC News (June 2002)
> West's pollution 'led to African droughts'
Source : BBC News (June 2002)
> Climate Change May Become Major Player In Ozone Loss
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Goddard Space Flight Center (June 2002)
> Volcanic 'flood' linked to extinction
Source : BBC News (June 2002)
> Ozone Losses May Be Speeding Up At Higher Latitudes, According To University Of Colorado Study
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University Of Colorado At Boulder (May 2002)
> Impact led to dino rule
Source : BBC News (May 2002)
> Ocean Ecosystems Only Altered Following Two Great Mass Extinctions; Unexpectedly Stable Over Hundreds Of Millions Of Years
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Virginia Tech (May 2002)
> New Report Explains Ice-Age Mystery
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University Of California - Davis (April 2002)
> Impact Events' Kinetic Energy May Be Key To Understanding The Severity Of Mass Extinctions
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Geological Society Of America (April 2002)
> Impact Events' Kinetic Energy May Be Key To Understanding The Severity Of Mass Extinctions
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Geological Society Of America (April 2002)
> Arctic ice 'melting from below'
Source : BBC News (March 2002)
> Pollen Count Rising Due To Global Warming, More CO2
Source : UniSci (March 2002)
> Collapse Of Antarctic's Larsen B Ice Shelf Revealed
Source : UniSci (March 2002)
> Global Warming Episode Between Paleocene And Eocene
Source : UniSci (March 2002)
> Global Sea Levels Likely To Rise Higher In 21st Century Than Previous Predictions
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University Of Colorado At Boulder (February 2002)
> Sea level rises 'underestimated'
Source : BBC News (February 2002)
> Supernova link to ancient extinction
Source : PhysicsWeb (February 2002)
> Global Warming Said Devastating Aquatic Ecosystems
Source : UniSci (February 2002)
> Ice 'thickens' in West Antarctica
Source : BBC News (January 2002)
> NASA Scientist Finds Some Meteorites Not Sugar-Free
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/NASA/Ames Research Center (December 2001)
> Low probability of ice collapse
Source : BBC News (December 2001)
> New Study Shows Early Signals Of Climate Change In Earth's Cold Regions
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University Of Colorado At Boulder (December 2001)
> Fossilised rain drops found in India
Source : BBC News (December 2001)
> Sharper Warning On Chances Of Abrupt Climate Change
Source : UniSci (December 2001)
> Methane Explosion Warmed The Prehistoric Earth, Possible Again
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center-EOS Project Science Office (December 2001)
> Water Droplets Say That Ocean Chemistry Has Changed
Source : UniSci (December 2001)
> Mystery space blast 'solved'
Source : BBC News (October 2001)
> Coral reefs 'much rarer than thought'
Source : BBC News (September 2001)
> Earth story : Plants arrived early
Source : BBC News (August 2001)
> Climate Change Affecting Even Remote Arctic Environment, Study Says
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/National Science Foundation (June 2001)
> New Research Shows Mountain Glaciers Shrinking Worldwide
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/American Institute Of Physics (June 2001)
> Mountain Glaciers Around The World Receding, AGU Told
Source : UniSci (May 2001)
> Arctic 'getting greener'
Source : BBC News (May 2001)
> Not All Subduction Zones Are Equal In Carbon Dioxide Generation
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/Penn State (May 2001)
> First Evidence That Comets Filled The Oceans: A Dying Comet's Kin May Have Nourished Life On Earth
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center (May 2001)
> Scripps Scientists Show For The First Time How Much Ocean Whitecaps Impact Global Temperatures
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University Of California, San Diego (May 2001)
> Scripps Scientists Show For The First Time How Much Ocean Whitecaps Impact Global Temperatures
Source : ScienceDaily Magazine/University Of California, San Diego (May 2001)

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