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Most of world’s forests could be gone by 2100

Mongabay.com 15 Aug 2006

Snow in Antarctic not falling to counter sea level rise

National Science Foundation 10 Aug 2006

Sun, not carbon dioxide, primary driver of ice ages says new theory

Mongabay.com 24 Jul 2006

War of words over new climate change report, ‘hockey stick’ model

Mongabay.com 16 Jul 2006

Alps could lose 80% of glacier cover by 2100

Mongabay.com 10 Jul 2006

Future crop yields lower than expected under higher carbon dioxide levels

Mongabay.com 29 Jun 2006

Warming could cause rain forests to release more carbon dioxide

National Science Foundation 20 Jun 2006

Extreme global warming likely by end of century

Mongabay.com 24 May 2006

Global warming may be worse than predicted

Mongabay.com 22 May 2006

Birthplace of hurricanes heating up say NOAA scientists

Noaa 3 May 2006

Global warming to be more moderate than some expect

Rhett A. Butler 19 Apr 2006

Plants may absorb less carbon dioxide than initially believed

University Of Minnesota 12 Apr 2006

Pollution from smog linked to climate warming in the Arctic

Nasa Goddard Institute For Space Studies 15 Mar 2006

Tree plantations for carbon sequestration may cause environmental problems

Duke University News 22 Dec 2005

Changes in forest cover could affect climate as much as greenhouse gases in some areas

Rhett A. Butler 9 Dec 2005

Future forests may absorb more carbon dioxide than current forests

Rhett A. Butler 8 Dec 2005

Soil moisture, root depth influence climate models

University Of Illinois At Urbana-champaign 5 Dec 2005

Temperate forests may worsen global warming, tropical forests fight higher temperatures

Rhett A. Butler 5 Dec 2005

Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels closely correlated with global temperatures

Mongabay.com 28 Nov 2005

Average temperatures climbing faster than thought in North America

Oregon State University News 27 Nov 2005

Ocean levels rising twice as fast

Rutgers 25 Nov 2005

14.5 degree increase in Earth’s temperature possible finds new model

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory News 2 Nov 2005

Africa Heats Up — climate change threatens future of the continent

Tina Butler 11 Oct 2005

Climate changing faster than ever — sea levels may rise 1 foot by 2100

Max Planck Institute For Meteorology 1 Oct 2005

Rising carbon dioxide levels could devastate marine food chain

Rhett A. Butler 29 Sep 2005

Hurricane Katrina damage just a dose of what’s to come

Carnegie Institution 21 Sep 2005

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