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"The Scariest Climate Change Graph Just Got Scarier" [1]

A new reconstruction of the global temperature over the past 11,000 years only confirms the unprecedented warming shown in the "hockey stick" graph which has become the target of anti-science climate deniers.

Climate Change [2]
Public [3]
International [4]
Source: Climate Desk [5], 03/08/2013
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"Canada Wins, U.S. Loses Polar Bear Trade Ban Vote" [6]

"BANGKOK, Thailand -- Governments have refused to ban trade in polar bear pelts, paws and teeth from Canada, amid what one observer called “controversial and frosty scenes” at the meeting of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species in Bangkok [Thursday]."

Biodiversity [7]
Public [3]
International [4]
Source: ENS [8], 03/07/2013
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"We're Scarily Close to the Permafrost Tipping Point" [9]

"Permafrost—the ground that stays frozen for two or more consecutive years—is a ticking time bomb of climate change. Some 24 percent of Northern Hemisphere land is permafrost. That's 9 million square miles (23 million square kilometers) found mostly in Siberia, the Tibetan Plateau, Alaska, the Canadian Arctic, and other higher mountain regions."

Climate Change [2]
Public [3]
International [4]
Source: Mother Jones [10], 03/06/2013
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April 3, 2013 to April 6, 2013

Environmental History Conference in Toronto April 3-6, 2013 [11]

The American Society for Environmental History’s annual conference will bring together more than 700 delegates from around the world to discuss climate change, energy policy, Alberta Oil Sands, and more.

Professional Meetings [12]
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Environmental Studies [13]
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Canada [14]
International [4]

"Offshore Wind at Risk From Wave Power" [15]

"Offshore wind turbines are vulnerable to sudden and catastrophic destruction in moderately stormy seas, according to new research."

Disasters [16]
Energy & Fuel [17]
Public [3]
International [4]
Source: Climate News Network [18], 03/05/2013
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"Deep Underground, Worms and 'Zombie Microbes' Rule" [19]

"A dark realm far beneath the Earth's surface is a surprisingly rich home for tiny worms and 'zombie microbes' that may hold clues to the origins of life, scientists said on Monday."

Biodiversity [7]
Public [3]
International [4]
Source: Reuters [20], 03/05/2013
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"Shark Overfishing Pushes Many Species To the Brink" [21]

"Protection measures have failed to stop around 100 million sharks being fished every year and a third of all shark species are now threatened with extinction, conservationists say."

Fish & Fisheries [22]
Public [3]
International [4]
Source: Reuters [23], 03/04/2013
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"Loss of Wild Pollinators Serious Threat To Crop Yields, Study Finds" [24]

"The decline of wild bees and other pollinators may be an even more alarming threat to crop yields than the loss of honeybees, a worldwide study suggests, revealing the irreplaceable contribution of wild insects to global food production."

Agriculture [25]
Wildlife [26]
Public [3]
International [4]
Source: Guardian [27], 03/01/2013
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"Sea Shepherd Conservation Group Declared 'Pirates' In US Court Ruling" [28]

"A US court has declared the conservation group Sea Shepherd to be 'pirates' and ordered it to stop its aggressive actions against Japanese whalers."

Activism [29]
Water & Oceans [30]
Public [3]
International [4]
Source: Guardian [31], 02/28/2013
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"Cancer Risks Higher in Worst Hit Fukushima Area: WHO" [32]

"People in the area worst affected by the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident two years ago have a higher risk of developing certain cancers, the World Health Organization said on Thursday."

Disasters [16]
Nuclear Power & Radiation [33]
Public [3]
International [4]
Source: Reuters [34], 02/28/2013
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