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Seal Levels Rise As Climate Change Effects Become Prevalent

As the drastic effects of climate change become prevalent, sea levels are expected to rise, a new study published in the journal Science revealed. In the study, a team of international scientists summarized more than 30 years of research on the significant effects and changes of the melting polar ice sheets and sea level.

Coral Breeding May Answer Warming Seas Problem Due To Climate Change

Coral Breeding May Answer Warming Seas Problem Due To Climate Change

Over the past few decades, warming ocean waters due to climate change and global warming have been ravaging coral reefs. But in a new study published in the journal Science, a team of scientists from the U.S. and Australia revealed that there’s a possibility that deliberate breeding can pass on heat-tolerant genes to keep the threats of climate change at bay.

G7

G7 to End Fossil Fuel Reliance Before the Century Ends

On June 7, 2015, the leaders of the world’s wealthiest nations called for a global phase-out of fossil fuels at the latest G7 Summit in Elmau, Germany.

Large meltwater stream rushes across the surface of the Greenland ice sheet

Mystery Of 'Disappearing Lakes' In Greenland Solved; What Did Scientists Find?

Over a decade ago, scientists were mystified when lakes sitting atop Greenland’s ice sheet suddenly drained out billions of gallons of water in just hours. Now it appears the mystery is solved. Geoscientists have published a new study in the journal Nature on June 3 explaining the alarming phenomenon, reported Live Science.

Pollution

NOAA: Carbon Dioxide Levels Surpass an Alarming Record

The burning of fossil fuels is the main reason why the carbon dioxide is now increasing 100 times faster than usual.

Kimnik

Two Missing Dutch Arctic Explorers Likely Drown in Arctic

However, the researchers’ equipment and a sled dog named Kinmik were spotted in the vicinity of the beacon, near a hole in the ice.

Tracy Arm Fjord in Alaska

How Fjords Can Soak Up Carbon and Fight Climate Change

A new study reveals that fjords in Alaska, Canada and Nordic regions can soak up as much as 18 million tons of carbon each year, combating the effects of global warming.

China's Pollution

China Admits Climate Change Now Threatens Major Building Projects

A top Chinese meteorologist says that climate change can greatly affect huge projects including infrastructures such as the Three Gorges Dam.

Ice cores from the WAIS Divide reveals evidence for climate changes in both north and south poles.

Study: Climate Changes in Arctic and Antarctic are Linked to Each Other

Ice cores from the Antarctic reveals that climate changes in the north and south polar regions are linked to one another.

The Pacific Ocean

The Oceans are Worth US$24 Trillion, WWF Reveals

"The ocean rivals the wealth of the world's richest countries, but it is being allowed to sink to the depths of a failed economy".

tibet

Tibet's Glaciers Continue to Melt Away

The glaciers of the Tibetan plateau have retreated by about 7,600 square kilometers, or approximately 18 percent since the 1950s.

Rage against pollution

New Poll Reveals More Americans Now Believe in Climate Change

This survey was conducted in all 50 states and 12,000 Americans participated in this study.

Pacific Ocean heat map

Pacific Ocean Winds Causing Ongoing Drought in Western U.S.

Researchers also reveal the storms that should have brought much needed rain to the West Coast were actually deflected to the north into Canada.

Mysterious Methane Hot Spot

Scientists Try to Solve the Methane Hot Spot in the Four Corners of U.S.

The plume discovered over Four Corners raises the possibility large amounts of methane are escaping from the mines.

The dangerous oceans

Ocean Acidification to Blame for the Earth's Worst Mass Extinction

It caused up to 96 percent of all marine species and 70 percent of terrestrial vertebrate species to become extinct.

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