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2012/05/25 22:41
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Time To Prepare: Rising Sea Levels Threaten Conne...
This is understandable. But is it wise? Residents of Cosey Beach Avenue are among 3.7 million Americans who live within a few feet of the high-tide line — some of the East Haven homes are on or over...
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Climate Central The Nature Conservancy and Connecticut Fund for the Environment Nature Conservancy Climate Change and Shoreline Preservation Task Force James Albis
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2012/05/25 14:08
2012/05/25 14:08
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Farmers worry as drought, heat begin to stress yo...
Lets hope it rains soon. I fear that global warming has affected the wind patterns in the US and the amount of rain we are getting. Weather pattens are going to change with increase global warming....
2012/05/25 13:39
2012/05/25 13:39
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Most sea level rise due to melting polar ice, stu...
GRACE satellite data confirmed that Earth’s polar regions are the major contributors to rising sea levels. The recent publication focuses on the high mountain areas, such as the Himalayas and...
University of Texas University of Texas Bryon Tapley
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2012/05/25 10:58
2012/05/25 10:58
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Coastal N.C. counties fighting sea-level rise pre...
State lawmakers are considering a measure that would limit how North Carolina prepares for sea-level rise, which many scientists consider one of the surest results of climate change. Federal...
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Tom Thompson Pat McElraft Coastal Resources Commission N.C. Coastal Resources Commission Coastal
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2012/05/24 08:27
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Riddle of rising sea levels solved: study › News ...
Riddle of rising sea levels solved: study Related Stories Missing piece found? Massive extraction of groundwater can resolve a puzzle over a rise in sea levels in past decades, according to...
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United Nations Yadu Pokhrel University of Tokyo University of Tokyo Paris
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2012/05/24 01:50
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Sea level rise in perspective
On May 20, the Sun Journal printed a long editorial, “A rising tide of willful ignorance”, by Rob Schofield, warning us once more of “global warming” and “sea level rise”. Don’t you wish such alarmist...
Rob Schofield CHICAGO Outer Banks History Center Outer Banks History Center New Bern
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2012/05/23 16:26
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Quincy agency to host presentation on sea level r...
... a grim view of the future. �Over the next one hundred years, scientists predict that the sea level will rise as much as five feet. This, [coupled] with a one hundred year storm, could cause...
Chris Watson Ellen Douglas Quincy�s Department of Planning and Community Development Thomas Crane Public Library Boston
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2012/05/23 14:10
2012/05/23 14:10
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'Faster Than We Thought': An Epitaph for Planet E...
Sometime later this Century, a writer will sit down and attempt to document how his or her grandparents’ generation could have all but ignored the greatest disaster humanity has ever faced. It won’t...
Century Haboobs Amazon Baltimore Sun
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2012/05/18 18:47
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June 2nd, 2012
How scientists made a killer virus airborne — and who should know (p. 20) Hurricane experts push to improve intensity forecasts (p. 26) Warming climate is expected to trigger the sudden retreat of a...
Alexandra Witze
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2012/05/16 22:56
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Scientist to discuss dangers of rising sea levels
... feet high and risin' Raymo, who studies what history tells us about the risks of sea-level change to life on earth, answered a few questions for Greenwich Citizen offering a look at...
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the University of Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania Ben Horton Associate Professor Department of Earth and Environmental Science Bruce Museum
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2012/05/16 19:47
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Now, coastal vulnerability is classified
... Tamil Nadu coastline have been classified as “very high risk” areas in relation to future sea-level rise. At least 6.38 per cent of the Tamil Nadu coastline has been bracketed as “very high...
Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Services Shuttle Radar Topography Mission S.S.C. Shenoi Coastal Hyderabad
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2012/05/15 15:20
2012/05/15 15:20
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Hawaii's beaches in retreat, and its way of life ...
Most beaches on the state's three largest islands are eroding, and the erosion is likely to accelerate as sea levels rise, the U.S. Geological Survey is reporting. Though average erosion rates are...
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Charles H. Fletcher Asbury H. Sallenger Jr. S. Jeffress Williams University of Hawaii University of Hawaii
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2012/05/14 13:16
2012/05/14 13:16
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World washes away on tide of alarmism
RESIDENTS of Carrington in suburban Newcastle will be swimming down the main street of their home town within a few generations if the government's climate change predictions are realised. But no one...
Newcastle Aaron Buman Colin Wilson Climate Commission The Daily Telegraph
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2012/05/13 22:30
2012/05/13 22:30
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NSW is getting hotter: climate report
NSW has become hotter and coastal infrastructure is vulnerable to rising sea levels, the Climate Commission's latest report says. The report titled, The Critical Decade: NSW Impacts and...
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Sydney Tim Flannery Climate Commission Lesley Hughes federal government's Climate Commission
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2012/05/12 09:11
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Grant to help Tybee Island plan for climate change
A grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration will fund a climate adaptation plan for Tybee Island. The plan will be developed by the University of Georgia Carl Vinson Institute of...
Vinson Institute National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration University of Georgia University of Georgia Carl Vinson Institute Jason Evans
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2012/05/11 06:22
2012/05/11 06:22
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Climate change isn't hot air
... the 18th century in the Arctic by this ice melt. Next will come the significant rising of the sea levels globally, as well as the very significantly worsening of storms globally (witness the...
John Rhodes National Aeronautics and Space Administration James Hansen
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2012/05/10 18:19
2012/05/10 18:19
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Antarctic Ice Melting From Warm Water Below
... are being eaten away from below by warm water, a new study finds. That suggests that future sea levels could rise faster than many scientists have been predicting. The western chunk of...
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Alfred Wegener Institute Hartmut Hellmer Harmut Hellmer London Alfred Wegener Institute
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2012/05/09 18:56
2012/05/09 18:56
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Thermal expansion another factor
Editor, Gazette-Journal: The melting of sea ice does not contribute significantly to sea level rise, as is demonstrated by the experiment described by Ms. Long in her May 3 letter to the editor....
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2012/05/09 18:56
2012/05/09 18:56
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Sea level rise a simple fact
Editor, Gazette-Journal: Sue Long posted a letter (May 3 Reader’s Write) asking readers to conduct their own experiment that "refutes" the "false premise" of the "theory" that melting glaciers, as a...
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Sue Long Steven B. Christo
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2012/05/09 18:18
2012/05/09 18:18
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Groundwater said adding to sea level rise
Groundwater said adding to sea level rise Groundwater for irrigation, drinking and industrial use could cause sea level rises WASHINGTON | May 9, 2012 Groundwater for irrigation, drinking and...
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Yoshihide Wada Utrecht University Utrecht University in the Netherlands Washington American Geophysical Union
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