From Eurekalert A growing movement in higher education responds to a shortage of health professionals and researchers trained in climate change and health Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health The…
Day: September 28, 2017
'Why haven't we done something already?': California mulling ban on fossil-fuel vehicles
From The National Post China will also likely order an end to sales of all polluting vehicles by 2030, the chairman of electric-carmaker BYD Co. said Thursday The internal combustion…
Quote of the Week: The cost of daring to write about climate
Matt Ridley: “I’ve written about many controversial issues during my career,” Ridley said. “Never, have I ever experienced anything like what happens when you write about climate, which is a systematic…
Study: Early Earth gobbled up mini-planets to grow
The volatile processes that shaped the Earth Oxford University scientists have shed new light on how the Earth was first formed. Based on observations of newly-forming stars, scientists know that…
'Catastrophic' sea level rise in the past may have drowned corals in Hawaii
From the UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY Did rapid sea-level rise drown fossil coral reefs around Hawaii? Investigations to predict changes in sea levels and their impacts on coastal systems are a…
Claim: Summer could be one long heatwave if planet hits 2 degrees C
How heatwaves will change around the world for every 1°C increase in global average temperatures From the UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES Summer in some regions of the world will…
Can We Stop Pretending China Actually Cares About Global Warming?
Energy From The Daily Caller Environmental activists have called China as the world’s de facto “leader” on fighting global warming, but energy experts don’t think the communist nation will actually…
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