Pollan: Climate change may mean the end for Irelands rarest fish
Irelands rarest fish is under threat from climate change, scientists are warning at a major conference in Belfast this week. Related Stories Return of butterfly we feared was on the verge of extinction
Climate changes effects pondered at county workshop
A recent daylong workshop in San Luis Obispo looked at the potential effects of climate change on San Luis Obispo County, particularly what the county would need to do in order to respond to the changes in the coming decades.
International donors support RP's fight vs climate change
Foreign financial institutions have expressed their full support to the Climate Change Commissions (CCC) objective to address impacts of global warming and climate change in the country through mitigation and adaptation strategies.
Study: Climate change 'undeniable'
( FT ) -- International scientists have injected fresh evidence into the debate over global warming, saying that climate change is "undeniable" and shows clear signs of "human fingerprints" in the first major piece of research since the "Climategate" controversy.
Ashland water supply feels impact of climate change
Astudy that compared eight climate change scenarios to historic averages found that Ashland Creek flows would increase in spring but decrease in summer.
Making sense of the impasse on U.S. climate change policy
Evidence continues to mount about climate change and its possible consequences. Jeffrey Sachs marvels at the lack of progress as U.S. leaders seem paralyzed by special-interest groups. Real leadership is needed to break the logjam.
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