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Scientists urge US to change its 'national vision' to curb coastal risks

Reuters – A group of top scientists has called for a fundamental change to how the United States deals with risks to its Atlantic and Gulf coasts from storms and climate change in a National Research Council report released Wednesday Urging a national

new national park service report confirms climate change in national parks - goldrushcam.com

july 2 2014 washington – a new report authored by the national park service confirms that climate change is happening in america's national parks and in some cases in rapid and concerning ways these changes will have implications for what

save us from our frankensteins, genome-editing scientists urge - truthdig.com

a new laboratory technique enables biologists to edit the genetic makeup of entire species for purposes ranging from the benevolent to the nefarious with the potential to cause ecological mayhem antonio regalado reports in mit technology review

asu, nga to address national security risks of climate change - asunews.asu.edu

asu awarded a $20 million grant by nga to launch the foresight initiative to provide interconnected tools techniques and environments for decision making for increased global sustainability and resilience download image

florida scientists ask to tutor gov. rick scott on climate change risks - weather.com

florida is one of the most vulnerable places in the country with respect to climate change the scientists wrote nasa ten florida scientists have written gov rick scott asking for an opportunity to explain the impacts of global warming on the state to him

zone tropical coastal oceans—manage them more like land resources, scientists ... - phys.org

satellite images depict the growth of manila between 1989 and 2012 covering 638 km2 its greater metro region now houses 11 million people making it the 9th largest city by population one fifth of the global population occurs along tropical coasts in small

scientists call for holistic tropical coastal zone management - triplepundit.com

tropicsclimateshutterstock_128154149617x416 more than 13 billion people worldwide – most in developing countries – depend largely on coastal marine zones them for food and livelihoods these zones face declining health and productivity from

cut co2 emissions to curb climate change: study - delhidailynews.com

a new study has suggested that it is not possible to address the issue of climate change by only political means adding that it can be done only by reducing co2 emissions the effects of carbon dioxide co2 are the longestlived among all pollutants thrown

gardner variety: change necessary to curb warming trends - statesman.com

ok people part two coming your way this will in fact be my last twopart column at least for the next several weeks last week we looked into the differences between global warming and climate change — an important distinction often blurred by members

respect climate science: anglicans urge tony abbott to change tack on climate ... - smh.com.au

the anglican church has told the abbott government to change its approach to climate change urging it to respect and base its policy on scientific evidence at a meeting in adelaide the church's australian general synod passed a unanimous motion calling

lord stern: climate change risks greater than previously estimated - blueandgreentomorrow.com

the risks associated with climate change are greater than previously estimated because the model currently used fails to take into account the latest findings according to research from dr simon dietz and prof nicholas stern of the grantham research

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