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featured Global warming can lead to a colder Britain

Britain has just suffered its coldest winter for 100 years, bringing freezing, snowy weather that paralysed the country. Scientists say that these icy winters could become a regular feature simply...

On Feb 11, 2011 by Michael Evans 0 Comments

8,000 years of man made environmental impact

Man has been influencing Earth's climate for at least 8,000 years say Swiss researchers. The rise and fall of the Roman Empire; the Black Death, and the colonisation of the...

On Jan 26, 2011 by Louise Murray 0 Comments

Falling ice and snow cover hampering Arctic's reflective capabilities

The ongoing loss of snow and ice in the Northern Hemisphere is not just depriving polar bears of their natural habitat, but it is leading to a reduction of the...

On Jan 21, 2011 by David Hewitt 0 Comments

History may hold the key to future climate change consequences

As a rule, scientists studying the potential implications of climate change look to the future. So far into the future, in fact, that their messages are at risk of going...

On Jan 17, 2011 by David Hewitt 0 Comments

Smaller glaciers, not giant ice caps, tipped to push sea levels up

That climate scientists looking into rising sea levels are currently directing their research at the massive ice caps of the Arctic and the Antarctic is hardly surprising. After all, it...

On Jan 12, 2011 by David Hewitt 0 Comments

Lunch with a crunch - eco-friendly edible insects

Scrap the beef, pork, and chicken from your diet if you want to improve your carbon footprint. Edible insects like mealworms, locusts and crickets produce a fraction of the greenhouse...

On Jan 10, 2011 by Louise Murray 0 Comments

Growth rings in deep sea corals reveal climate data

Like tree rings and ice cores, the annual growth rings in deep sea gorgonian corals can tell us about the past environment, and are a new and dependable source of...

On Jan 10, 2011 by Louise Murray 0 Comments

Drilling for half a million years of history under the Dead Sea

There is little doubt in scientific minds that the world is getting warmer. This is particularly evident in the Middle East, but one important question is whether this is something...

On Jan 06, 2011 by Michael Evans 0 Comments

The effects of a colder Bering Sea on the feeding habits of pollock

A three-year dip in Bering Sea temperature has caused a change in the distribution of the staple food of pollock. The Bering Sea is that frigid strip of ocean between...

On Jan 06, 2011 by Michael Evans 0 Comments

Burping cows depleting ozone layer, Irish study finds

Every cow, on average, produces 80kg to 100kg (CH4) of methane per year, a gas that has the nasty habit of depleting the ozone layer. The reason for this is...

On Jan 05, 2011 by Astrid Madsen 0 Comments

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