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Bad Weather in New Jersey. Is it Climate Change?

Michael Lemonick muses on unprecedented storm damage from the safety of a mall food court. … Read More

Much Ado About Little

Public criticism of the IPCC is getting pretty silly. … Read More

Report: The Case for Global Warming Stronger Than Ever

TIME - Back in 2006, even before the latest IPCC report was complete, researchers in the U.K. were already planning to launch an update — which was published on March 5.… Read More

SF Scientist Leads Antarctic Expedition to Study Effects of Climate Change on Animals

ST PETERSBURG TIMES - The silverfish, a vital part of the food chain in Antarctica, is disappearing at an alarming rate, and Joseph Torres, a marine biologist at the University of South Florida St. Petersburg, has a suspect: global warming.… Read More

Opinion: Translating Science

DAILY CLIMATE - Do researchers have an obligation to help the general public understand the relevance of their work? One academic thinks so – despite sporting scars from his effort.… Read More

Climate Change Threatens Migratory Birds, Report Says

AP - Global climate change poses a significant threat to migratory bird populations, which are already stressed by the loss of habitat and environmental pollution, according to a report released Thursday.… Read More

More Americans Say Global Warming Exaggerated: Poll

REUTERS - A growing number of Americans, nearly half the country, think global warming worries are exaggerated, as more people also doubt that scientific warnings of severe environmental fallout will ever occur, according to a new Gallup poll.… Read More

Congress Debates New Satellite Plan

USA TODAY - The Obama administration's plans call for splitting management of the weather satellite management, with the Air Force taking over two satellites and a joint NASA-NOAA team controlling development of two other satellites.… Read More

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