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Forget the Press Coverage: Conflicting Reports on Rising Oceans Are a Fake Controversy
http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/ 80beats/ 2008/ 09/ 05/ forget-the-press-cover…Climate scientists have long predicted that global warming will melt polar ice sheets and cause sea levels to rise throughout the century, potentially swamping island nations and flooding low-lying coastal cities. But exactly how much ocean waters will rise has yet to be settled.
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La Nina temporarily cools down global temperatures during first half of 2008
http://www.green-blog.org/ 2008/ 09/ 04/ la-nina-temporarily-cools-down-global-t…You might have heard from the climate change deniers that this year will be the coolest globally this century. And that is true. Newly released data from the UK Met Office shows that during the first half of 2008 the global temperatures was more than 0.1 Celcius cooler than any other year after 2000.
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Sea level rise likely limited to 2-6 feet by 2100
http://news.mongabay.com/ 2008/ 0904-sea_levels.htmlGlobal sea level rise is unlikely to exceed 2 meters (6 1/2 feet) by the end of century argues a new study published in the journal Science.
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Canada's ice shelves lost 23% of their area this summer
http://news.mongabay.com/ 2008/ 0903-ice_shelf.htmlA 19-square-mile (50 sq km) chuck of ice shelf broke off from Canada's Ellesmere Island in the northern Arctic, reports the Associated Press. The Manhattan-sized ice shelf is now adrift in the Arctic Ocean.
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The Cryosphere, components and world maps
http://maps.grida.no/ go/ graphic/ the-cryosphere-components-and-world-mapsSnow and the various forms of ice - the cryosphere - play different roles within the climate system. The two continental ice sheets of Antarctica and Greenland actively influence the global climate over time scales of millennia to millions of years, but may also have more rapid effects on, for example, sea level.
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Glaciers in Developing Countries Need Closer Monitoring
http://www.globalwarmingisreal.com/ blog/ 2008/ 09/ 01/ glaciers-in-developing-c…A report from experts at the UN Environmental Programme (UNEP) and the World Glacier Monitoring Service (WGMS) said that there are serious “data gaps” in glacial monitoring throughout the developing world of Central Asia, South America, and the tropics – specifically in the Himalayas and Andes Mountains.
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Energy Debate Watch 8.26.08
http://www.terrarossa.com/ energy-debate-watch-82608/Please enjoy today’s energy debate watch, a collection of news stories and perspectives about energy, environment and climate related issues. These articles are provided to keep Terra Rossa readers informed about the current public energy debate but are not intended to express the views of the blog.
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Martian Gullies Were Formed by Liquid Water
http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/ 80beats/ 2008/ 08/ 26/ martian-gullies-were-f…Martian Gullies Were Formed by Liquid Water The deep furrows carved in the sides of Martian craters were most likely formed by snowmelt in the planet’s recent geological past, according to a new study. The findings indicate that seasonal flows of liquid water may have streamed down the craters’ flanks when Mars was a wetter planet, as recently as a few hundred thousand years ago.
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A view from the North - Alaska’s melting glaciers
http://blogs.reuters.com/ environment/ 2008/ 08/ 25/ a-view-from-the-north-alask…A view from the North - Alaska’s melting glaciers Comment (1) Posted by: Chris Baltimore Tags: Environment, Alaska, glaciers, global warming, sea levels
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Arctic Going to Hell in a Hand-Basket
http://www.climateark.org/ blog/ 2008/ 08/ arctic_going_to_hell_in_a_hand.aspThe Arctic's alarmingly rapid loss of summer sea ice [search] continues. The fact the ice has not totally melted this year is no consolation, as last year summer sea ice shrank to a record low, and total loss of sea ice -- which was predicted to occur in over sixty years only a few years ago -- now seems assured by 2030 and may even be imminent.
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