climate change

Been doing research on climate change and how it effects the St. Lawrence River Basin. Came across one very useful paper on the subject earlier this year, but I've been unable to locate it lately. It proposed that the St. Lawrence would either suffer from flooding or a drop in water levels...

From pressure, unfortunately, not combustion. It's all going up, and I am not feeling happy about this in the least. This is happening both on land and at sea. But you'd better just read the article. 7,000 underground gas bubbles poised to 'explode' in Arctic

I saw this article in The Guardian the other day, and found it rather interesting. On the one hand, seeing further confirmation that sustainable fisheries management can work is really encouraging. On the other hand, the possible role of climate change in this phenomena, and the implication that...

This year to date has been exceptional, the freezing season coming out of 2015 and into 2016 has been the warmest recorded in Arctic temperature instrumental records ever, for evidence of this I point to the DMI 80N temperature record. And also a set of graphs maintained by Andrew Slater from...

http://www.iflscience.com/environment/climatologist-arctic-carbon-release-could-mean-“were-fucked” Succinctly put.