Methane Leaks Add Doubt on Gas as ‘Bridge’ Fuel
Natural gas drilling could significantly increase the greenhouse gas footprint of natural gas, study shows …
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Escalating CO2 Endangers Life in the Oceans
Entire Marine Food Chain is at Risk
Fish will make themselves vulnerable by being attracted to predator odor & exhibiting bolder behavior…
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6 Degrees: TV, Kimye, March Rankings & More
We've got it all in the week's top 6
How does Kimye and watching TV relate to climate change? Find out here in our top picks of the week …
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U.S. State Dept. Delays Decision on Keystone XL
Could push decison past midterm election
The State Department is indefinitely delaying its Keystone XL Pipeline decision to give federal agencies more time to review the proposal …
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Forget Kimye, El Nino Likely to HeadlinesIf you’re already as tired of hearing about El Niño as you are about the latest Kimye news you’ve got a long few months ahead of you …
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U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions Decline in 2012U.S. greenhouse gas emissions dropped 3.4 percent in 2012 from 2011 and 10 percent compared to 2005 …
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March 2014 was Coldest In U.S. Since 2002If you thought March felt cold, you were right. According to NOAA, it was the coldest such month since 2002 …
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Sea Level Rise:
Floods Threaten Coastal U.S.
Rising seas dramatically increase the odds of damaging floods from storm surges. This project, two years in the making, allows you to search by city, state or zip code to track the risk of flooding in your area.
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Sea Level Rise ‘Locking In’ Quickly
Our analysis, complete with interactive map, illustrates the number of U.S. cities that will fall below the future tide and how that list varies depending on how much more carbon we put in the air.
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Rising CO2 Levels Threaten Entire Marine Food Chain
Fish will make themselves vulnerable by being attracted to predator odor & exhibiting bolder behavior.
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6 Degrees: Kimye, TV, March Rankings and More
How does Kimye and watching TV relate to climate change? Find out here in our top picks of the week.
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U.S. State Department Delays Keystone XL Decision
The U.S. State Department delayed its decision on the approval of the Keystone XL Pipeline.
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U.S. GHG Emissions at Lowest Level in 20 Years
U.S. greenhouse gas emissions dropped 3.4 percent in 2012 from 2011 and 10 percent compared to 2005.
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Huge Methane Leaks Add Doubt on Gas as ‘Bridge’ Fuel
Natural gas drilling could significantly increase the greenhouse gas footprint of natural gas, study shows.
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Move Over Kimye, El Niño Bound 2 Take Over Headlines
There are strong signs that an El Nino is in the works and could develop as soon as this summer.
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March Was Coldest in U.S. Since 2002
Winter's persistent pattern of a colder-than-average eastern U.S. and warmer West continued into March.
