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What's melting Greenland's ice sheet? Night clouds, say scientists
Via: petey-coober
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10 years ago
LINK : http://www.csmonitor.com/Environment/2016/0113/What-s-melting-Greenland-s-ice-sheet-Night-clouds-say-scientists Why is Greenland's ice sheet melting? Scientists say nighttime clouds act...
The White House is preparing for catastrophic solar flares
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11 years ago
Twitter livefyre Email A big enough solar flare could wipe out electricity on Earth. The White House announced Thursday it wants to be ready. A big enough solar flare could wipe out electricity...
23 States Launch Legal Challenges to Obama's Carbon Rules
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11 years ago
Twenty-three states said they filed a petition with a U.S. appeals court on Friday to block the Obama administration's proposal to curb carbon dioxide emissions from power plants, the...
Hurricane Patricia turned out a lot like the study of climatology
Via: petey-coober
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11 years ago
Hurricane Patricia turned out a lot like the study of climatology ... A big blowhard with no sustainable power . Feel free to ignore both of these fake disasters . Sure they both look so scary at...
What you need to know to understand climatology arguments
Via: petey-coober
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11 years ago
The most important thing is that global warming is not really about warming . It is about a lack of nightime cooling . That is not the same thing as warming . The detection of such an effect is...
An Environmentalist Seeks Truth, Finds It In Climate Skepticism
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11 years ago
David Siegel is a vegan because he believes it's better for the environment. He is a Democrat who feels strongly that governments have a role in protecting the environment. In the early 1990s, he...
MLB suffers compound fracture during Mets - Dodgers game.
Via: coral-atlas
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11 years ago
The Dodgers wealthy & affluent franchise slid into the Mets franchise at second base and was called out. Upon replay it was determined the shortstop missed the bag although no conclusive photos...
Shocking, Scandalous New Evidence of Climate Change -- Leaving No Doubt as to Neo-Con's Glacial Melting, Which Reveals Unusual Neolithic "Finds" in Hitler's Object of Envy
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11 years ago
I'm trying Grump's idea for headlines... Actually, while certainly scandalous, and absolutely shocking, the Neo-Cons have little to do with the Neo-Lithic... While measured glacial melting has...
The Hole Truth -- Are Sinkholes man-made?
Via: dowser
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11 years ago
Sinkholes form when groundwater slowly eats away calcium carbonate rocks, like limestone, forming holes in the rock. The holes grow together, so that larger chambers form, underneath the ground....
National Drinking Water Week -- What is the source of your water?
Via: dowser
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11 years ago
Every drinking water supply in the US has a source-- it may be a reservoir, a river, an abandoned underground coal mine, or a ground water source. You can find the source of your drinking water...
NDWW -- The Day-to-Day Operation of a Water Company -- Water Treatment Processes
Via: dowser
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11 years ago
No one really thinks that much about their water supply, until one day, we turn on our faucet and nothing comes out. As we fume with shampoo in our hair, remember that, periodically, the water...
IS CANADA'S OIL TOO DIRTY FOR EUROPE? - New York Times IHT Rendezvous
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11 years ago
Is Canadas Oil Too Dirty for Europe? By CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE Nati Harnik/Associated Press : Opponents to the Keystone XL pipeline at a U.S. State Department public...
Mystery in the Marsh: Where are the bugs?
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11 years ago
Bay Jimmy, La. LSU research assistant Brooke Hesson, brushing a net across some marsh grass, makes a somewhat surprising discovery. "There's a beetle in this one, a pretty beetle," Hesson said,...
Police Trained to Treat Keystone XL Protests as "Terrorists" (View TransCanada's PowerPoints) - AlterNet
Via: jsbach
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11 years ago
Police Trained to Treat Keystone XL Protesters as 'Terrorists' (View TransCanada's PowerPoints) June 13, 2013 AlterNet by Alyssa Figueroa Peaceful environmental...
She's Alive... Beautiful... Finite... Hurting... Worth Dying for.
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11 years ago
"When the last tree has been cut, the last river has been dried, and the last fish has been caught, then you will realize that money cannot be eaten." - Crow proverb
The world's most beautiful wastewater treatment plant
Via: hal-a-lujah
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Environment/Climate
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11 years ago
The Omega Center for Sustainable Living may be the most beautiful wastewater treatment plant in the world. It is powered by solar and geothermal power, so it requires no additional power to...
Koch Industries Pipeline ruptures dumps at least 17,000 barrels of crude in livestock ponds and -------!
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11 years ago
Koch industries was informed they had a Crude Oil Pipeline rupture and were dumping crude oil which they knew nothing about. The Koch industries want a pipeline from Canada to Texas to ship their...
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