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  • Greenland’s pronounced glacier retreat not irreversible


    Watts Up With That? — Authority Authority: 695
    Via the AGU weekly highlights: In recent decades, the combined forces of climate warming and short-term variability have forced the massive glaciers that blanket Greenland into retreat, with some scientists worrying that deglaciation could become irreversible. The short history of … Continue reading →
    19 hours ago

  • Remedy with regard to Muscle mass Discomfort — 3 Efficient Pain alleviation Techniques Usually Function


    Healthy Avondale News — Authority Authority: 111
    Going through discomfort or even soreness within the muscle tissue following a tiresome work out is actually something which many people encounter every once in awhile, particularly if warm-up workouts aren’t carried out prior to which. And when that occurs for you frequently, you have to end up being fed up with ...
    1 week ago

  • James Balog’s inconvenient glacial canaries


    Watts Up With That? — Authority Authority: 695
    Anytime I see the “canary in the coal mine” phrase being applied to some phenomenon related to climate, I know right away that the person using it hasn’t really put much thought into using the phrase, and that it is … Continue reading →
    2 weeks ago

  • Skiing Exotic Volcanoes – Damavand, Iran


    Local Ski & Snowboard News and Information from Squaw, Jackson, Telluride, Whistler, Snowbird and Stowe — Authority Authority: 482
    Skiing Damavand Volcano, by Masoud Jafari, from summitpost.org This week’s exotic volcano is truly forbidden fruit – Damavand volcano, lying 70km to the NE of Tehran, the capital of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Standing at 5,610 meters or 18,406 feet, Damavand is the tallest volcano in the Middle East, and ...
    2 weeks ago

  • Time Lapse-Video Of Rapidly Receding Glacier In Alaska


    THE9BILLION — Authority Authority: 116
    Following is a stunning time-lapse video of the rapidly receding Columbia Glacier in Alaska, by James Balog . The images were shot between May 2007 and September 2011. It’s amazing just how much the glacier has receded within that short geological timeframe. The images are part of Balog’s Extreme Ice Survey , ...
    2 weeks ago

  • Kinect – not just for gaming


    Digital for Real Life — Authority Authority: 409
    It seems the sky’s the limit in terms of what you can do with Microsoft’s Kinect. The Chaotic Moon Labs created a Board of Awesomeness aka a Kinect-controlled longboard. Our good friends at Odopod used it to create an  interactive window installation . And then there’s the group of scientists that are using ...
    2 weeks ago

  • Study: Olympic National Park glaciers shrinking


    Yeas and Nays — Authority Authority: 129
    The Associated Press The Associated Press OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK, Wash. An Olympic National Park scientist says the parks glaciers have shrunk by ...
    2 weeks ago

  • Geoscientists Say Oman is Sinking and Shrinking


    Green Prophet — Authority Authority: 543
    Scientists discover that every year Oman loses a little bit more of its landmass to rising sea levels. Within the next 100 years, global sea levels are expected to rise by at least 1 meter and swallow up coastal towns and cities – a reality from which the Middle East is not exempt. Already geoscientists from the ...
    2 weeks ago

  • A stunning look at the demise of the world’s glaciers


    Envirothink — Authority Authority: 106
    The receding glacier at Portage Lake photo b Cool Breeze pics, flickr Here are some stunning photographs taken by a world class photographer of the steady retreat of our glaciers. Pictures tell the tale, even if climate change deniers try to soft pedal the story. It’s hard to argue with the time-lapse ...
    2 weeks ago

  • Glacier time-lapse images reveal ‘epochal change’


    God of Information — Authority Authority: 141
    Nothing is quite as convincing as photographic evidence. And when James Balog looked over his time-lapse images of an Icelandic glacier, everything he thought he knew about climate change .... changed. Now, he wants to record one of Canadas glaciers.
    2 weeks ago

  • Camping at 3100 m by imranthetrekker (chitralguy) ready for...


    Backcountry Compass — Authority Authority: 134
    Camping at 3100 m by imranthetrekker (chitralguy) ready for adventure on Flickr. Pechus (Hot Springs), Boroghil valley, Chitral
    2 weeks ago

  • 10 Most Scenic Waterfalls of the World


    Travel, Work, Life...! — Authority Authority: 92
    Waterfall is one of the most mesmerizing pieces of nature. Their beautiful opal glow in sunlight, glistening spray, thunderous roar as that of a train as it pours down the cliffs and their continuously changing shape only increase our love and awe for them. In the following article a list of ten most enticing cascades ...
    2 weeks ago

  • Skiing Exotic Volcanoes – Kilimanjaro


    Local Ski & Snowboard News and Information from Squaw, Jackson, Telluride, Whistler, Snowbird and Stowe — Authority Authority: 482
    A giraffe walks in front of Kilimanjaro volcano, from kathyloperevents.com This week, we’re “off” to Africa, to lay imaginary tracks down the majestic and enormous Kilimanjaro volcano in beautiful Tanzania. Now – a bit of clarification – we’re not getting on a plane or anything…I’m still writing ...
    3 weeks ago

  • Climate Clues from Glacial Cores


    Geology News — Authority Authority: 124
    “Researchers are beginning their analysis of what are probably the first successful ice cores drilled to bedrock from a glacier in the eastern European Alps.” Quoted from the Ohio State University press release.
    3 weeks ago

  • The Portland State University study of shrinking Mt. Adams glaciers—a good example of bad science.


    Watts Up With That? — Authority Authority: 695
    By Don J. Easterbrook, Dept. of Geology, Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA The recent Portland State University study of glaciers on Mt. Adams by is a good example of bad science, i.e., how a dogmatic bias and selectively leaving out … Continue reading →
    3 weeks ago

  • Mars Photo of the Day - Jan 10 2012


    Mars Travel — Authority Authority: 112
    Todays Image of Mars shows a large depression in Deuteronilus Mensae , a region characterized by glacial features. The depression that is central to this image measures 2000m deep and 110km in diameter from north to south. This depression is eye-catching because it contains darker material than the surrounding ...
    3 weeks ago

  • Ice Age "News" is Wrong--Its Coming Sooner Than Later


    Theo Spark — Authority Authority: 612
    By Alan Caruba When you consider the millions of words published as “news” about global warming, a massive hoax based on the theory that an increase in the Earth’s levels of carbon dioxide (CO2), a minor atmospheric gas (0.0380%), it boggles the mind that reporters for a respected newswire, Reuters, would still ...
    3 weeks ago

  • Glaciers on Wash.’s Mount Adams are shrinking


    Alan Gregory's Conservation News — Authority Authority: 118
    And the culprit is global warming (a k a climate change). This article offers comprehensive coverage of the situation on this Cascade chain peak. Lawmakers in Washington, D.C., are clueless, though, and continue to shrink from taking any action to limit the emission of greenhouse gases into our common atmosphere. My ...
    3 weeks ago

  • Bummer: Because You Drove To Work, The Next Ice Age Will Be Postponed


    Pirate's Cove — Authority Authority: 624
    At least until the Warmists figure out a way to blame the next ice age on someone charging their iPhone ( BBC ) Human emissions of carbon dioxide will defer the next Ice Age, say scientists. The last Ice Age ended about 11,500 years ago, and when the next one should begin has not been entirely clear. Researchers ...
    3 weeks ago

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