Climate Change News Articles
Carbon Emissions From 66 Million Years Ago Were Lower Than Today, Researcher Says
Carbon Emissions from 66 million years ago were much lower than they are today, and researchers prove that the climate is heating up now than any time in fossil records of the age of dinosaurs as a new study sounds […]
NYC Carbon Challenge Expands With 16 Hotels Joining Partnership To Reduce GHG Emissions 80 Percent By 2050
The NYC Carbon Challenge just got bigger as Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that 16 hotels are joining the partnership. The Carbon Challenge is a commitment between the city and private sector leaders to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from buildings […]
Sea Level: Three Feet Tides Predicted By Year 2100
The world’s sea level is expected to rise more than three feet by the year 2100 as glaciers in Antarctica and Greenland are expected to melt, according to climate-change scientists. This rise in sea level would also cause problems for […]
Oahu Dissolving Away Slowly Into Pacific Ocean
Oahu is dissolving from its inner core in Hawaii, according to Geologists who recently conducted a study on the third largest island to Honolulu. It could mean a big change for the state as the island’s Koolau and Waianae mountains […]
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- Coast Guard Suspends Search For Missing Fisherman Ends Sadly, Survival Unlikely Amid Weather
- Japanese Teen Escapes Kidnapper By Punching Captive’s Groin - Locked In Room For Two Years
- Lula Gillespie-Miller Found Living Under Alias, Texas Rangers Solve 42-Year Mystery Case, Mother Left
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- Fifty Shades Of Grey Bombards Charity Book Store, Employees Ask Not To Donate ‘Fifty Shades’ Anymore
- TB Cases Increase In U.S. In Twenty-Nine States, CDC Reveals
- Danica Patrick Fined $20K After Crash During Spring Cup Series
- J.K. Rowling Rejection Letters Reveal Struggle For Locating Publisher
- Dilma Rousseff Remains Defiant, Insists Brazilian Congress Is Lacking Legal Foundations
- Dilma Rousseff Remains Defiant, Insists Brazilian Congress Is Lacking Legal Foundations
- Moon Axis Used To Spin Differently, Revealing Different Side When Facing Earth Amid Volcano Activity
- Weekly Jobless Claims Rise As Labor Department Announced Much Stronger Labor Market Than Previously Thought
- Lost Navy Tug Found After 95 Years Of Mystery Off California Coast
- Four Americans Missing In Brussels After Airport Blasts That Killed 31 People, Wounding 270