[ad_1] All large-scale energy systems have environmental impacts and the ability to compare the impacts of renewable energy sources is an important step in planning a future without coal and gas. Extracting …
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[ad_1] If the world wants to avoid catastrophic climate change, we must stop consuming fossil fuels and start producing energy from renewable energy sources – including geothermal energy, biofuels, hydroelectric plants, solar …
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[ad_1] Change Trump can believe? Photo: David McNew / Getty Images Last month, the Trump administration released a report that global temperatures would be four degrees higher by the end of the …
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[ad_1] Have investors considered that perhaps, perhaps, tariffs could be good for our economy? That was the question that Jim Cramer asked with his Mad Mad viewers Friday. With markets reaching record …
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[ad_1] Scientists reported on Wednesday that temperatures not much warmer than the planet is currently experiencing are enough to melt much of the eastern Antarctic ice cap, including at one time about …
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[ad_1] A flotilla of tabular icebergs drifts in the Southern Ocean, near the outlet of the subglacial Wilkes Basin, eastern Antarctica. (Christina Riesselman) Chris Mooney Reporter covering climate change, energy and the …
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[ad_1] Paris (AFP) – Experts warned Wednesday that a moderate rise in global temperatures of only two degrees Celsius could still be enough to melt parts of the Earth's largest ice sheet …
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[ad_1] The Antarctic ice cap. Credit: Stephen Hudson / Wikipedia New research on Antarctic marine sediment layers indicates that the East Antarctic Ice Sheet (EAIS) has receded for long, warm periods in …
Read More »[ad_1] A moderate increase in global temperature of just two degrees Celsius could still be enough to melt parts of the Earth's largest ice sheet and raise sea levels by several meters, …
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[ad_1] WASHINGTON (AP) – A warmer world is making hurricanes more dangerous. Scientists say that they are wetter, have more energy, and intensify faster. Their storm surges are more destructive because climate …
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