A ‘Dead Zone’ in The Gulf of Mexico
Scientists Say Area That Cannot Support Some Marine Life Is Near Record Size The “dead zone” in the Gulf of …
Monthly Archives: July 2008
Not Just Martini Ice
A chunk of ice spreading across 18 square kilometers (7 square miles) has broken off a Canadian ice shelf in …
Flooding in Eastern Europe
Floods in western Ukraine have killed 22 people, destroyed homes, farmland and roads and prompted the evacuation of 20,000 residents, …
Flooding in New Mexico
New Mexico, for all the images of cactus and dry plains is no stranger to flooding. When the monsoon season …
More Fires in California
Just barely two weeks past ferocious wildfires in California another lifts its licking tongues — this time near Yosemite Valley. …
Carbon Cutters Team Up
It’s a rare day that something significant about the environment doesn’t appear on the front page of the SF Chronicle. …
The PB&J Solution
Only slightly tongue in cheek Ezra points out: Each time you have a plant-based lunch like a PB&J you’ll reduce …
A Precipitous Rise in Extreme Rainfall
Global warming has been expected to bring not only droughts, but also floods, because what rain you get comes hammering …
Gore: Carbon Free Power by 2020
“I don’t remember a time in our country when so many things seemed to be going so wrong simultaneously. Our …
Rain in the Antarctic Freezing Penguins
Baby Antarctic penguins being frozen to death by freak rain storms Tens of thousands of newly-born penguins are freezing to …
Vertical Farms
Towers of Food The Vertical Farm Project
Winter Glacier Calving
Unprecedented glacier shedding in winter months in Argentina