News
Some Corals Are Adapting to Global Warming. Some Aren’t.
WCS coral expert finds that some reefs were less sensitive to warming water over time (read more)
climate
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You WILL Go Into The Round Hole! Genomics Creates Climateproof Grapes
Genomics breakthrough paves way for climate-tolerant wine grape varieties (read more)
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No Rain, No Rivers Flow? Ethiopia to Benefit from Climate Change
Climate change may help Ethiopia, and increase the country’s access to water (read more)
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UK Wildlife Confused By Climate (but unfazed by Brexit)
UK wildlife calendar reshuffled by climate change (read more)
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The Idle Poor and the ‘Link’ Between Violence and Hot Climates
Climate ‘impacts life strategies, time orientation, self-control’, claim Ohio researchers (read more)
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Peaty Pinots and Gamay in the Gloaming. Global Warming Moves Wine Regions North
Global warming pushes wines into uncharted terroir (read more)
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What do People Think About Climate Engineering? The answer may surprise you
New tool for gauging public opinion reveals skepticism of climate engineering (read more)
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Turbulent times : The Physics of Clouds
Being based in London, Trebuchet gets quite a lot of practise with clouds. Next up: The physics of black nose-crust/Tube bogies? In 1941, Russian physicist Andrey Kolmogorov developed a theory of turbulence that has served (read more)
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Snow Globe: Climate Change Shake Up
A new climate change model predicts an increase in snowfall for the Earth’s polar regions and highest altitudes, but an overall drop in snowfall for the globe, as carbon dioxide levels rise over the next century. (read more)
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How cold will a winter be in 2 years?
How well are the most important climate models able to predict the weather conditions for the coming year or even the next decade? (read more)
Society
The Island President: [DVD]
The Maldives are known to the rest of the world as an idyllic holiday spot, whereas the everyday reality is growing deadly, and director Jon Shenk does a wonderful job of capturing the islands’ vulnerability via aerial shots that show densely populated areas that appear to go right to the edge of the sea. (read more)