Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Alaska Beetle,Scientists Cut Off New Antifreeze Molecule
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Sunday, December 27, 2009
Glacier Melt Adds Ancient Edibles to Marine Buffet
Glacier Bay, to enrich the current from an exotic source of Alaska, coastal and marine ecosystems - the ancient carbon in the runoff, the researchers at the University, the United States Forest Service December 24, Nature magazine April issue of the 2009 report of the cold one. .
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Ocean Acoustics's Affects by Rise in Human Create Carbon Dioxide
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Thursday, December 24, 2009
Rise in Human-Made Carbon Dioxide Affects Ocean Acoustics
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Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Global Warming Likely to Be Amplified by Slow Changes to Earth Systems, Geologists Say
Increase in the atmosphere of the day, consider the type of carbon dioxide, global temperatures than before the new study, geologists have a dramatic effect on the initiative of Yale University.
As a result, the advanced nature of Earth and Planetary Sciences on December 20 online edition of the Sun.Read More...
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
From Greenhouse to Icehouse: Reconstructing the Environment of the Voring Plateau
Fossil marine sediment core analysis, history, won the light environment found at high latitudes during the Earth.
Tower and the Eocene about 55 million years old age, the ice at the beginning of the world, the loss of about 25 million years is considered one of the Oligocene, continental ice sheets of Antarctica and Greenland development of ice cover.Read More....
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Black Carbon Deposits on Himalayan Ice Threaten Earth's 'Third Pole'
Tibetan Plateau temperature - even the world "third pillar" is called - the air warmed by 0.3 ℃ 0.5 ℃, the past 30 years every 10 years (F), approximately two times faster than the compliance of the Earth temperature rise. And new research. Quantitative modeling can rival the impact of greenhouse gases in the soot and global warming the glaciers in Tibet continues.
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Sunday, December 13, 2009
Swiss Scientists Measure Glacial Melting With Light
Years are melting glaciers in Switzerland. Researchers at the University of Zurich, now the ice is lost to know how much more accurate - and they will use the assistance of the fire.
Shovel the snow is measured in a wooden pillars and frequent changes in the thickness of the glacier. These methods are inexpensive and can pose a problem for people in positions to determine the annual and seasonal. However, a summary of the information is difficult to describe. Changes in the thickness of glacier ice, all, all, or simply a space-based position measurement is to overcome the shortcomings of scientists using laser technology to measure directly the field now.
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Thursday, December 10, 2009
Snowflake Chemistry Could Give Clues About Ozone Depletion
The amount of power and roar of heavy snow, is more than pleasing the students.
Purdue University infrastructure, Travis Knepp in the Arctic from chemical analysis, the destruction of the ozone layer “or ground level,” the doctor in order to study the basic structure of snow crystals to understand the changes in the troposphere candidate is a chemical that attracts ice flakes.Read More...
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Sea Level Could Rise from 0.75 to 1.9 Meters This Century
May have warned that the expected sea level rise than before new scientific research between 2100 and 75 years of world sea level is 190 cm in the presence of a document issued by the National Academy of Sciences increases.
Author, University of Helsinki in Finland Matinferumeru is Germany’s Stefan Rahmstorf of the Potsdam Institute for climate impact, the last to the analysis of sea surface temperature measurements and 130 years to remove it. Information. He described the strong link between the rate of global temperature and sea level.Read More...
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Greenhouse Gas Carbon Dioxide Ramps Up Aspen Growth
Supply may be increased levels of climate change than carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Also, many trees, such as mad cow disease will be different.
Deciduous trees quaking aspen in North America results in one new study of the distribution of natural forests, the most important one. Research in the Morris University of Minnesota researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison (UMM) and the magazine's December 4 day show on Global Change Biology, 50 Poplar past high levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide a year the issue of boosting the growth rate of 50 percent of the Corporation.
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Saturday, December 5, 2009
Live Saver for the Gulf Stream? Climate Changes Supplies More Saline Waters from Indian Ocean
Known in Europe, the impact of climate change sensitive Gulf Stream. For a considerable time, the oceanographer and climate scientist, the reduction in force because I'm worried about climate change. Help was not expected. Flows from Africa to the south of the sea: Leibniz Graduate School of Marine Science Research (IFM at GEOMAR) at the University of Cape Town and the Agulhas Current, the transport of Atlantic water from the salt may be helpful to the stability of these systems . Women in the Gulf on November 26 meters appear in Science magazine study days.
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Thursday, December 3, 2009
Climate Change in Kuwait Bay: Higher Temperatures Having Profound Effects
The temperature of the seawater in the Gulf of Kuwait 1985, since an average of 0.6 ℃ 10 northern Persian Gulf has been increasing each year. This is about three times faster than the global average rate will change by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is. The differences reported above. Regional areas. Increase in temperature due to the impact housing has an important impact on the electricity and the Persian Gulf.
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Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Big Freeze Plunged Europe Into Ice Age in Months
Film on the day of the ice during the freezing of the world, caught in the new few weeks, after tomorrow, at this time much after all these situations, new research results may not be fetched.
Uiriamupatason the University of Saskatchewan, and his colleagues from Canada, the switch to turn off the flow of ice in the Atlantic region this month to Age”in Mini has been shown to force the North. Work was previously. Suggests that this process takes years later.Read More...