Feds: We need to educate public on climate change The Salt Lake Tribune | The Associated PressUpdated: 03/12/2010 08:59:50 PM MST | Washington » Climate change is here and scientists need to do a better job of explaining it to the public, the director of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Friday. | "We are no longer constrained by talkin...
Interior: Climate change threatens migratory birds The Boston Globe | AUSTIN, Texas-Global climate change poses a significant threat to migratory bird populations, which are already stressed by the loss of habitat and environmental pollution, according to a report released Thursday. | U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar joined scientists and conservation organizers ...
Now on Comcast On Demand: ‘Pirate Radio’ The Examiner | DC Movie Examiner rates this: 'Pirate Radio' now playing on Comcast On Demand. Photo Date: November 9, 2009 | This movie is like ‘Titanic’ except the soundtrack is better, all the characters look like they have some kind of communicable...
Manure is piling up as a new-age pollution issue Seattle Times | Nearly 40 years after the first Earth Day, this is irony: The United States has reduced the man-made pollutants that left its waterways dead, discolored and occasionally flammable. | But now, it has managed to smother the same waters with the most ...
Many WTC responders show early signs of heart woes The News & Observer | ATLANTA -- Law enforcement officers who worked near ground zero after the World Trade Center attacks seem to show early signs of heart problems at a higher rate than would be expected for their age, a new study suggests. | Nearly half of about 1,20...
2013: End of Days or New Beginning The Examiner | Marie D. Jones is a best-selling author, screenwriter, researcher, radio show host and public speaker. Recently, I sat down with Marie to discuss her work including her book - 2013: The End of Days or A New Beginning. as well as gathering her...
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Growing low-oxygen zones in oceans worry scientists The Miami Herald | WASHINGTON -- Lower levels of oxygen in the Earth's oceans, particularly off the United States' Pacific Northwest coast, could be another sign of fundamental changes linked to gl...
Growing low-oxygen zones in oceans worry scientists The News & Observer | WASHINGTON -- Lower levels of oxygen in the Earth's oceans, particularly off the United States' Pacific Northwest coast, could be another sign of fundamental changes linked to gl...
On global warming, the science is solid Houston Chronicle | In recent months, e-mails stolen from the University of East Anglia's Climatic Research Unit in the United Kingdom and errors in one of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Cha...
Feds: We need to educate public on climate change The Salt Lake Tribune | The Associated PressUpdated: 03/12/2010 08:59:50 PM MST | Washington » Climate change is here and scientists need to do a better job of explaining it to the public, the director of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said...
Veteran composter doesn’t like to bury valuable waste The Examiner | Earth Care Farm employee John Barth uses a payloader to mix compost at the Charlestown facility. Frank Carini If you like this ... Curbside composting a possibility for Rhode Island View all » | On many occasions, Michael Merner has walked ou...
Some See Clean Water Act Settlement Opening New Path to GHG Curbs The New York Times | U.S. EPA settled a lawsuit yesterday by agreeing to use the Clean Water Act to address ocean acidification, a move that some see as opening a side door to federal curbs on greenhouse gases that scientists link to problems in the marine environment....
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Government must take back control of North Sea oil and gas production The Guardian | Professor Peter Odell, adviser to OPEC, says state authority would ensure oil companies work in the national interest | Government needs to maximise remaining North Sea oil reserves. Photograph: Robert Garvey/Corbis | Ministers must wrench back control of and gas production from the private sector if Britain is to maximise the value of the remain...
Gold continues pullback as euro strengthens Kansas City Star Related: | More News | Gold continued to retreat Friday as investors grow more confident in the strength of currencies. | Gold had rallied throughout February and into early March as investors pulled out of currencies and opted for safe alternatives. The euro struggled because of debt concerns in countries like Greece, while U.S. government spendin...
