A "thunderhead" in Manitoba, Canada. PinP photo.
Thursday, March 23, 2017
World Meteorological Day celebrates importance of clouds for weather, climate and water
A "thunderhead" in Manitoba, Canada. PinP photo.
Wednesday, March 22, 2017
State of the Warming Climate in 2016: 'Truly Uncharted Territory'
World Meteorological Organization reveals extent of global warming's impacts last year, including epic Arctic melting, drought and extreme weather. Story here.
Please watch this "Planet in Peril" videocast which puts these world changes into a Manitoba context!
Tuesday, March 21, 2017
Saturday, March 18, 2017
Scientists Call Out Pruitt's False View of Climate Change
inside climate news
Countering the new EPA head's contention that carbon dioxide does not drive global warming, scientists' letter says, 'Human beings are changing the Earth's climate.' Details here.
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Carbon Dioxide Is Rising at Record Rates - or IS IT?
CLIMATE CENTRAL
The Koch Bros. fertilizer plant in Brandon, MB. PinP image.
The main driver of climate change is carbon dioxide. So the fact that it is rising at rates unseen in the instrumental record — and likely much longer than that — is cause for alarm. Yet here we are.
Yet the International Energy Agency is telling an apparently different story!
Yet the International Energy Agency is telling an apparently different story!
Friday, March 17, 2017
Water scarcity needs “urgent and massive response” in North Africa and Near East
Food and Agriculture Organization
Sustainable water use for agriculture requires transforming food systems and diets.
Story here.
Please also read: New Evidence Confirms Risk That Mideast May Become Uninhabitable
and watch my video, "Planet in Peril," here.
and watch my video, "Planet in Peril," here.
A young man poses before a parched crop in Ethiopia. Photo credit: Wikimedia Commons.
Thursday, March 16, 2017
White House Budget Cuts UN Funding.
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Aerial photography of northern Ontario's Ring of Fire
Canadian
The James Bay Lowlands contain both environmentally crucial peatlands and one of the largest potential mineral reserves in Canada. Story here.
How Protecting Native Forests Cost a Southeast Asian Activist His Life
YaleEnvironment360
Logging in Malaysia. Photo credit: Stephen Codrigtonn
Malaysian activist Bill Kayong fought to save native forest lands from logging and oil palm development. Like a troubling number of environmental campaigners around the world, he paid for it with his life. Second in a series.
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